(Rasmussen Poll) 67% Prefer Merry Christmas While 26% Opt For Happy Holidays

Rasmuseen Reports ^ | Thursday, November 22, 2007 | Rasmussen Reports

[DogByte6RER]

Put me in the "Merry Christmas" category...

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[Jane Austen]

Me too.

[Turret Gunner A20]

ping for later

[dawn53]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAckfn8yiAQ

[LibFreeOrDie]

"...and it was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all of us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless Us, Every One!"

Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol" 1843

[gondramB]

I prefer Merry Christmas too.

But I’m surprised the 26% is that high. That’s enough to market to if you can do it without losing the 74%.

[TDA2]

I love it when I am wished “Happy Holidays”. It gives me a chance to ask which one they are referring to. Easter, Fourth of July, Memorial Day or what. I love the look on their face. Kind of like they had just had a lobotomy. Lots of fun.

[b4its2late]

I’m with you....

[Hildy]

What if it’s a predominently Jewish community? Happy Holidays is just safe, that’s all.

[Hildy]

But I have to add that as a Jew, I truly don’t care if someone wishes me a Merry Christmas! Any greeting from the heart is more than welcomed by me...I love the Christmas season!

[Michael A. Velli]

And I love to say “Happy Holidays” just to watch uptight people such as yourself turn red in the face.

[Tax-chick]

Today is November 23. I prefer “Good morning,” but you’re welcome to wish me a Merry Christmas from December 25 through January 6.

[HIDEK6]

That’s the spirit!

[Turret Gunner A20]

When I wish someone a Merry Christmas it is a wish for them to share in the blessings of the season. If they ae so idiotic as to be offended by my wishing them well, they darned sure aren’t deserving of my worrying about it.

[RoadTest]

Merry Christmas = Merry Christ-Mass = Have a nice Re-Crucifixion.

[capt. norm]

Let that same sample group watch a re-run of "Miracle on 34th Street" and repeat the survey.

I'm guessing the pro-"Merry Christmas" votes would increase dramatically.

The liberals have tried to numb us to the wonderful electricity of the Christmas season (no matter what your religion), but it only works on other liberals. The rest of us are still allowed to have fun and enjoy it and will continue to do so regardless of how politically incorrect it might be.