FReep This Poll: Victory Without Saddam?

CNN ^ | 04/11/03 | CNN Quick Poll

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

CNN biased poll Freeped bump...

[m1-lightning]

It's already seen as a victory.

Exactly. That's why you will never see such a poll taken on conservative sites. We already know the truth because we get our news 'fair and balanced'.

[m1-lightning]

If the U.S. removes Saddam Hussein from power but does not capture or kill him, would you consider the military action a victory for the U.S.? 34% -- Yes 62% -- No

See! It's already been posted on TIME and it has been twisted to say that it's not a victory without Saddam dead or captured! Notice the Oiginally question says "complete victory" and now they have removed it in their poll results.

So now, according to TIME and CNN, if we never find Saddam then this war was never a victory. What crock of left wing buffalo chips.

TIME and CNN Poll Results

[weegee]

I guess that we lost WWII. Never did see a trace of Hitler's body (there is a photo of "dead" Hitler).

I saw a PBS documentary about the Russians who buried his remains. They were moved after a point and I think that they may reside under a parking lot now.

[MeekOneGOP]

FReeped and bumped !

Created: Fri Apr 11 06:17:55 EST 2003

Will the U.S.-led campaign in Iraq be seen as a complete victory if Saddam Hussein is not captured or killed?
Yes	38%	66701 votes
No	62%	107467 votes
Total: 174168 votes

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[thetruckster]

"Saddam and Osama are toast, whether or not they are dead."

For those who lost dear ones on 9/11, this begs the question: "Is this sufficient justice for Osama bin Laden?"

As an American who has had my land attacked, the answer for me is "No."

[weegee]

Media BS (Bullpen Spin) BUMP!

I suppose that if we had persuaded Saddam to leave voluntarily then we would have lost as well (since we would not have had him in custody or killed him).

The "hate America first crowd" at Time marches on...

[weegee]

Created: Fri Apr 11 06:17:55 EST 2003

Will the U.S.-led campaign in Iraq be seen as a complete victory if Saddam Hussein is not captured or killed?

Yes 38% 67230 votes
No 62% 108302 votes
Total: 175532 votes

[green team 1999]

done.

[Search4Truth]

I voted No, not yet. Let them get it out of their system. As long as they don't hurt each other or loot vital resources. I would also allow them their Badal (revenge) against those who were part of the regime.

[lilylangtree]

New question being polled on the website. The question is: should coalition forces do more to stop the looting?

With 20,811 votes, the breakdown is:

13,506 (65%) Yes
7,305 (35%) No

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Created: Fri Apr 11 19:54:35 EST 2003
Should coalition military forces do more to stop looting in Iraq?
Yes 65% 14359 votes
No 35% 7659 votes
Total: 22018 votes

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Related:

Bush: Saddam 'no longer in power'



Another loaded question needs freeping...BTTT

[m1-lightning]

Should coalition military forces do more to stop looting in Iraq?

That's a question that could be answered either way. The looting needs to be controlled by police and not by military. My answer would be yes but no. I don't know how much they use these polls in their program since I never watch CNN but you can tell by the questions given on some of these polls that they intend to mislead people to vote for the liberal answer. We need to add a 'biased media' bump list.

[m1-lightning]

Bump

[m1-lightning]

Bump correction

[lilylangtree]

I agree with you. In these polls, I've frequently noticed that the way the question is presented I could answer both yes and no.