Poll - favorite new source - Freep for FR!

http://gogov.com ^

[MissBaby]

Here is a poll that needs Freeped. Not sure the total vote. They do not show it but the percentages look awful. Here is the poll link.

Poll Link Here

Which news source do you most trust?
- FoxNews 32%
- CNN 18%
- ABC, NBC or CBS 27%
- Drudge Report (internet news site) 10%
- Free Republic (Internet news forum) 4%
- None of the above 6%

[packrat01]

I don't do polls, thanks.

That said; keep me ON your ping list.

[firewalk]

Just went to check the results and now FreeRepublic has only 9%? Hmmmmm...

[Mudboy Slim]

"I don't do polls..."

I don't usually either, as you can see how easily manipulated they are...but it's fun every once in a blue moon!!

FReegards...MUD

BTW...those ping lists I picked up were scavenged from someone else, and I promise not to get carried away using them; however, anybody who wants off my lists is welcome to tell me and I will make the necessary deletions.

[Mudboy Slim]

"Which news source do you most trust?

FoxNews 21%

CNN 24%

ABC, NBC or CBS 16%

Drudge Report (internet news site) 18%

Free Republic (Internet news forum) 10%

None of the above 8%"

Let that be a lesson to us all...MUD

[Quilla]

OMG! A fixed poll - who would have guessed it? I can understand adjusting for the freep, but to put CNN over the top is pure horse hockey.

[Smokin' Joe]

FR still leads at 29% as of this post (you can only bend the 'truth' so far).CNN is third, behind FOX.

[Mudboy Slim]

"I can understand adjusting for the freep, but to put CNN over the top is pure horse hockey."

That was especially bizarre, was it not?! Still, as soon as you adjust whatsoever, the poll loses all meaning as the results become TOTALLY ARBITRARY!! I know we FReeped that poll, but at least it demonstrated that we thought their poll was important enough to click on it and vote for a news source that we feel is overlooked despite its repeatedly-demonstrated capacity to ferret out the Truth!!

Does anybody know who basically controls gogov.com?! I don't and never really cared until today...but I'll bet you dollars to donuts its somebody or some group very well-connected with the Effete Elite Leftist Whores who still kneel before the altar of Osama bil Clinton!!

This was good...much better than if they'd just removed the poll as I suspected they would once we got it over 60%...this was a priceless lesson, IMHO.

FReegards...MUD

[RJL]

FR is leading the pack at 30%.

[RonDog]

Does anybody know who basically controls gogov.com?!

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[Mudboy Slim]

"Russell Betts, Editor"

Who's got the poopsheet on this TWIT?!!

FReegards...MUD

[samtheman]

FoxNews (77) 19%
CNN (68) 17%
ABC, NBC or CBS (42) 10%
Drudge Report (internet news site) (44) 11%
Free Republic (Internet news forum) (130) 33%
None of the above (29) 7%

Can't we make this number higher than 130? I thought there were 60,000 people in FR?

[Magnolia]

Re your 272.....We should take comfort that DU didn't even make the poll's list!!!!!!

[BraveMan]

*sobs*

Where's the Victims' vote from The D.U.?

GoGov Poll

Which news source do you most trust?
	FoxNews  (83)	19%
	CNN  (69)	16%
	ABC, NBC or CBS  (43)	10%
	Drudge Report (internet news site)  (45)	10%
	Free Republic (Internet news forum)  (146)	35%
	None of the above  (31)	7%
Total Votes: 417

GoGov.com

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[NewLand]

BUMP the latest results..

FoxNews (85) 19%

CNN (69) 15%

ABC, NBC or CBS (44) 10%

Drudge Report (internet news site) (46) 10%

Free Republic (Internet news forum) (159) 36%

None of the above (31) 7%

[Grassontop]

Voted and freeped! FreeRepublic.com at 37 per cent!

[2ndMostConservativeBrdMember]

FreeRepublic 38%.

[Francohio]

Not a fair test!

All those other sites are passive. FR is interactive. It requires a citizen, not a consumer. That implies a freeper, smart, dumb, or in-between , knows the difference.

Recent elections prove over 50% 0f American voters (with a little help from fraud) don't know the difference.