Freeep this CNN.com poll on GW Bush Integrity

CNN.com | July 11, 2003 | CNN.com

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Freep this poll, big time!

[irishfest]

What poll? No link.

[Peach]

No link.

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[Ragtime Cowgirl]

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[nuffsenuff]

Done.

It's on the front page of cnn.com...

Toward the bottom on the right hand side of the page.

[upchuck]

Has the president's case for the war in Iraq been damaged by questions about pre-war intelligence on WMD?

Yes 60%
20818 votes

No 40%
13898 votes

Total: 34716 votes

But, of course, we all know internet polls are worthless.

[Afronaut]

So it helped the case for war by stating facts that were false?

If internet polls are worthless, then why is there a thread?

[upchuck]

If internet polls are worthless, then why is there a thread?

Straight off the CNN website^:

This QuickVote is not scientific and reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to participate. The results cannot be assumed to represent the opinions of Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole.

Like I said, worthless. But they can be amusing.

As to why there is a thread, you'll have to ask that of the author.

[cousair]

The quick vote is just that..quick. CNN gets the numbers it is looking for then shuts it off, just like they have here!! I think CNN should hear about it from us, BIG TIME!

[TheBattman]

Especially CNN.com polls - we had such an experience yesterday with the Blitzer poll

Created: Fri Jul 11 07:04:40 EST 2003

Has the president's case for the war in Iraq been damaged by questions about pre-war intelligence on WMD?
Yes	58%	36300 votes
No	42%	26268 votes
Total: 62568 votes

This QuickVote is not scientific and reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to participate. The results cannot be assumed to represent the opinions of Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole. The QuickVote sponsor is not responsible for content, functionality or the opinions expressed therein.

[The Brush]

CNN poles give the folks at DU(h) something to do between posts about their cats, what liberal movies are the best and how "shrub" is a drunk, liar, and how he and SCOTUS stole the election.
CNN has proven itself to be worthless. Their poles are designed to take the pulse of people who are dead from the neck up.

[ppaul]

Here's the link: CNN (scroll down to bottom right)

[Letitring]

Needs FReepin' badly.

[Dont Mention the War]

The DUh crowd love to reverse-freep Blitzer polls, because almost nobody votes in them (maybe a couple thousand votes total), and he announces the results at the end of every broadcast. So two or three of them, probably the only ones over there with the technical know-how, set up their little voting bots to spam CNN's poll server over and over hundreds of times, until they achieve the desired far-left result. Then Blitzer dutifully reads said far-left result on the air, and the DUh-ers delude themselves a little more into thinking they're about to topple Bush in Watergate II.

It's quite funny really. The Blitzer polls are always mirror images of what scientific polls say on every question you could ever think of. The CNN people have to know they're getting scammed, but they let it go anyway. And to the DUh-ers, it's a like a drug; they're addicted to seeing their beliefs aired somewhere, ANYWHERE, even if under totally false pretenses.

[sonofron]

freeped.