freep poll - White House is accusing Fox News

Daryl L. Hunter

[Daryl L.Hunter]

Freep this poll

the White House is accusing Fox News of not being a legitimate source of news, calling them biased, etc. They have tried to block Fox reporters from news conferences, etc., but the other news networks are fighting back (in favor of Fox) and caused the White House to back down. NPR has put a survey online for us to voice our opinion. If you want to vote in this survey, go to the link below and cast your vote. Currently it is 71% in favor of the White House, but there are not that many votes ......... less than 2,000 all together. Let's show them how we feel about honest conservative news reporting.

[DeaconRed]

Good Guys at 44% now

[B.O. Plenty]

What in the ever-lovin blue-eyed (bleep) motivated you to visit a lunatic website like NPR?

[Izzy Dunne]

Don't FReep it!

A poll on NPR's site is likely to be a poll of NPR listeners.

Let 'em think that it's 100-1 in favor of the WhiteHouse.

They just won't understand when the tsunami hits...

[Cheetahcat]

This is going to take some work the Commies are all over it.

[GourmetDan]

"NPR Link for Poll: by the way you can vote more than once! Not very accurate!"

Reminds me of our electoral process...

[HiTech RedNeck]

Freeped it anyhow. Fox is gaining.

[ETL]

Here is a direct link to the poll:
http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/

I had some trouble finding it on the NPR website. It’s there of course, but not so obvious.

[ETL]

Results as of 10/29/09, 2:15PM ET:

http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/?view=results&msg=voted

[Chgogal]

So, 53% of NPR participants have no problem with the all powerful Executive Branch of the Federal Government decreeing which news network is bogus or not? Seems to me NPR had better educate their listeners about the Bill of Rights and in particular the 1st Amendment. It seems to me NPR participants are uneducated Americans.

[PoloSec]

Thanks I had a surprising good laugh “Pole”

[ETL]

Is it strictly an NPR poll, or is it on other websites as well?

They’re using the online polling site PollDaddy.com.

http://www.polldaddy.com/

[ETL]

Never mind. It looks like it is only on NPR.

PollDaddy.com:
http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/?view=results&msg=voted

[Doogle]

Kos pollsters

[Daryl L.Hunter]

What in the ever-lovin blue-eyed (bleep) motivated you to visit a lunatic website like NPR?

I got the link e-mailed to me, sorry about not getting the link on there - As always, I am always doing more than one thing at a time and the results usually tell on me.

[ETL]

Results as of 10/29/09, 4:12PM ET:

http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/?view=results&msg=voted

[bmwcyle]

bttt

[SuziQ]

As of my vote, there were almost 320K votes and we’re winning, slightly, 50-48, with 2% unsure.

[ETL]

Results as of 10/29/09, 5:35PM ET:

Source: PollDaddy:
http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/?view=results&msg=voted

[jimt]

Freeped and bumped. Fox is winning, slightly. And you can vote more than once, just like in a good ‘rat election.

[ETL]

Results as of 10/29/09, 6:25PM ET:

Source: PollDaddy:
http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/2159777/?view=results&msg=voted