MSNBC POLL:<b>Were Sen. John Kerry's remarks linking education to the war in Iraq appropriate? </b>

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[Dominic Harr]

I searched, didn't see this posted.

[RogerWilko]

The DUmmies must be havin' fits over in DUmmieLand! They don't have near enough DUmmies to put a dent in this baby!

I can't believe how many people are voting, there CAN'T be that many people visiting that DUmp of site!

55%

37,000 Plus votes!!??

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

I actually like this version a little better. It's like a scene out of "everything you always wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask".

[Dominic Harr]

The DUmmies must be havin' fits over in DUmmieLand!

Now I need a shower, but I found this:

link to thread at DU about this poll

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

But this is my favorite "Kerry Fashion Don't" picture. Check out the hippie-esque daisy pull on the jacket. The hat has been photoshopped, but the daisy pull was there in the original picture.

[Anselma]

"Many people will answer 'yes' because "the military has long been a step up for those with less education", not because they agree with Kerry's view."

You said it much more clearly than I did.

[RogerWilko]

I can't connect to DUmmieLand from here! I've been BLOCKED! What are they saying?

That first choice in the poll is DUmb!! So what if the military is a step up for those with less education? What does that have to do with what he said?

[highimpact]

Almost 50,000 votes and still at 55%.

[CFC__VRWC]

OTOH, MSDNC screwed up their own poll by splitting the pro-Kerry vote. The Lurch lovers have to pick between, "Yes he was speaking truth to power!", and "He was misquoted by Chimpy Bushitler and his gang of ne'er do wells!"

[RogerWilko]

They probably threw the first choice in to give the Lefties an out, even though it has NO bearing on his insinuation that the uneducated and lazy join the military!

[metmom]

Interesting what you DON'T see posted on MSNBC.com and that's ANY reference to the remarks at all on the main page. FOXNews.com is covering it, however. Looks like MSN is trying to protect him.

[Brilliant]

I think the libs must have Freeped the first answer. Or maybe MSNBC did it. Now the true numbers are catching up.

[Anselma]

It's like this, really. Anselma said, "John Kerry is a fool and a backstabber and a traitor."

The question is, "Was Anselma's remark appropriate?"

a) Yes, John Kerry is a failed Presidential candidate.

b) No, John Kerry is much worse than that, therefore, Anselma's remarks are not accurate enough.

c) No, Anselma's remarks are taken out of context, but if you consider the context, which isn't given here, her remark would be appropriate.

[sergeantdave]

"Good people sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

[Waco]

Maybe K. will implode and take hillary with him?

[good old days]

Now almost 90,000 votes and 56%.

[highimpact]

I'd love to see that number hit 60%.

[beansox]

ROFLMAO!! I love it! What a total assclown! :D

[CheyennePress]

Thanks for posting that!

[CheyennePress]

It would be a mistake to believe that one vote=one person. They regularly vote multiple times over there. It's just a matter of opening multiple windows, deleting your cookies, and voting again.

[facedown]

Were Sen. John Kerry's remarks linking education to the war in Iraq appropriate?   * 104483 responses
	Yes; the military has long been a step up for those with less education. 23%
	No; the comments implied that service members are not intelligent. 56%
	They were misinterpreted or taken out of context. 20%