Freep the MSNBC poll on Supreme Court's Bush vs. Gore Decision (Another Post)

MSNBC.com ^

[Xenon481]

Did the recount decision hurt the Supreme Court's credibility?

* 27799 responses

No. The ruling was a correct interpretation of the law.
41%

Yes. The court's decision was obviously politically motivated.
56%

I'm undecided.
3%

Link to a previous post with links to more previous posts:
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b9cdb4560c0.htm

[Tai_Chung]

MSNBC (among other liberal news outlets) are really sore losers. The election has been over for almost a year and they are still trying to divide and enrage people on the issue.

Attention Liberals: Al Gore lost every count and recount. The only thing the Supreme Court did was put a stop to all the madness.

[Lady Jag]

	Did the recount decision hurt the Supreme Court's credibility?
	* 28335 responses
	No. The ruling was a correct interpretation of the law.  41%
	Yes. The court's decision was obviously politically motivated.  56%
	I'm undecided.  3%

[blackdog]

Real nice to hear Gore quoted as saying "F---- em" directed at the supreme court with the case pending before them. Very good presidential judgement! I am so glad that our present situation does not have a leader in charge who's response to situations is emotional and so well thought out.

[ChocChipCookie]

It still amazes me how the Florida Supreme Court has escaped all criticism. They are still seen as 100% pure and unbiased and wise -- ONLY because they decided in AlGore's favor. If the USSC had favored Gore, they would have been praised to the skies. Amazing.