What fairy tales would that be ?
This one:
You know as well as I do, that's not true. FReepers don't represent the cross-section of America.To: Spiff; Jim RobinsonWhat someone needs to do ( with Jim's permission) is to send Jim's letter to Brit Hume for his "From the Political Grapevine" segment.
A poll of about 200,000 FReepers shows that McCain only gets less than 10% support of Conservatives, Republicans, and Independents.
I wonder if King Brit would mention FR's anger at McCain?
George Allen Wins CPAC Straw Poll
22% Allen
20% McCain
19% Giuliani
18% Rice
11% Allen, Frist, McCain
4% Owens, Romney, Santorum
5% Gingrich
2% Pataki
1% Hagel, Huckabee, Pawlenty, Santorum
0% Barbour
No, but those here represent a cross section of the GOP base.
On Terri the base was divided. FR polls indicated as much. On the ports the base was divided. Polls on FR evidenced the same attitude. On Miers in the second poll opinion was overwhelmingly against her confirmation. That aptly represented the base. Opinion was very highly in favor of Roberts and Alito, that evidenced the sentiments of the base.
McCain's not hitting the general election without getting through the GOP base. Unless he takes the Independent road. And the GOP base despises him. It is newsworthy that an active conservative board such as this one registers such high negatives against his probable candidacy.
Please quote Beagel8U's precise statement where he said that Free Republic, or the poll he mentioned, represented a cross section of America.