Freep The MSN poll on President Bush

[nomorecameljocks]

http://www.msnbc.com/modules/msn/front5.asp#survey Freep this poll. From results so far, a big majority of MSN responders are libs or brain dead.

[annyokie]

[annyokie]

[lawdude]

Totally worthless post. Where is said poll?

[dalebert]

poll????

[lawdude]

"Totally worthless post. Where is said poll?"

Ooops, sorry. I expected a link. Found the info. Thanks

[Jeff Head]

BUSH ON DECK

[buffyt]

http://www.msnbc.com/modules/msn/front5.asp#survey

[invenire]

God...... I'm Proud Of MY President.

(It's nice to be able to say that)

[buffyt]

MSN Survey: Bush Administration

To gauge opinion about the Bush Administration and the state of domestic affairs, MSN has taken a two-pronged approach. First, we commissioned an e-mail survey, by an external research firm, to see how a demographically balanced group of Internet users would answer important questions about the Bush Administration. Next, to gather your opinions, MSN has posted the same questions below in the form of a poll.

Please remember, you must take the survey in order to see how others have responded. Sorry, you can only take the survey once.
 

1. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The economy should be President Bush's primary concern.
	Strongly disagree
	Somewhat disagree
	Somewhat agree
	Strongly agree
	I don't know

2. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Lowering taxes is a good way to boost the U.S. economy.
	Strongly disagree
	Somewhat disagree
	Somewhat agree
	Strongly agree
	I don't know

3. Are you more concerned about terrorism in the U.S. or about the state of the economy?
	Terrorism
	State of the economy
	Concerned about both equally
	Not concerned about either
	Don't know/No opinion

4. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: President Bush should turn the majority of his attention to domestic affairs.
	Strongly disagree
	Somewhat disagree
	Somewhat agree
	Strongly agree
	I don't know

5. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The Bush Administration is doing its best to improve the unemployment rate in the U.S.
	Strongly disagree
	Somewhat disagree
	Somewhat agree
	Strongly agree
	I don't know

6. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: President Bush will be able to lead the nation out of its economic woes.
	Strongly disagree
	Somewhat disagree
	Somewhat agree
	Strongly agree
	I don't know

Vote to see results 

[callthemlikeyouseethem]

Georgous...:D Absolutely Georgous..:D thanks for the link of consolidated pics of GWB.

[lilylangtree]

Voted but the sucker survey wouldn't give me the results.

[buffyt]

MSN Survey: Bush Administration

The percentages displayed in blue type are the results of an e-mail survey of a demographically diverse group of 1,000 Internet users. The percentages displayed in black type are the results of MSN users taking the online poll that you just completed

The demographically diverse group of 1,000 people were polled between April 30 and May 3 and the results have an approximate +/- 3% margin of error.

217713 web site responses
* Percentages may not total to 100% for each question due to non-responses
 

1. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The economy should be President Bush's primary concern.
		e-mail survey
Strongly disagree	12%	11%
Somewhat disagree	9%	44%
Somewhat agree	24%	39%
Strongly agree	54%	4%
I don't know	1%	2%

2. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Lowering taxes is a good way to boost the U.S. economy.
		e-mail survey
Strongly disagree	28%	14%
Somewhat disagree	16%	17%
Somewhat agree	23%	31%
Strongly agree	29%	30%
I don't know	4%	8%

3. Are you more concerned about terrorism in the U.S. or about the state of the economy?
		e-mail survey
Terrorism	12%	5%
State of the economy	53%	22%
Concerned about both equally	32%	39%
Not concerned about either	2%	29%
Don't know/No opinion	0%	5%

4. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: President Bush should turn the majority of his attention to domestic affairs.
		e-mail survey
Strongly disagree	10%	4%
Somewhat disagree	15%	18%
Somewhat agree	30%	39%
Strongly agree	42%	36%
I don't know	2%	3%

5. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The Bush Administration is doing its best to improve the unemployment rate in the U.S.
		e-mail survey
Strongly disagree	46%	20%
Somewhat disagree	15%	23%
Somewhat agree	16%	30%
Strongly agree	20%	20%
I don't know	3%	7%

6. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: President Bush will be able to lead the nation out of its economic woes.
		e-mail survey
Strongly disagree	39%	18%
Somewhat disagree	14%	19%
Somewhat agree	13%	27%
Strongly agree	27%	26%
I don't know	6%	10%

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[f.Christian]

. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: President Bush will be able to lead the nation out of its economic woes.

e-mail survey ...

Strongly disagree 39% ... 18%
Somewhat disagree 14% ... 19%
Somewhat agree 13% ... 27%
Strongly agree 27% ... 26%
I don't know 6% ... 10%

[Retired Chemist]

Great Graphic!

[ovrtaxt]

Im actually encouraged by the random email survey more than the website results. I would trust those results over a website poll anyday. Who knows how many goons from DU 'reverse Freeped' it.

[Jeff Head]

You are welcome. What he did, despite the shrill naysayers and malcontents, will be remembered with fond feeling and pride for many decades to come.

[buffyt]

I don't think a president should have to lead a country out of its economic woes. FDR tried that and gave us the welfare state.

[El Gato]

don't think a president should have to lead a country out of its economic woes. FDR tried that and gave us the welfare state.

Bingo! Give that person a quepie doll.

The first function of the federal government is defending the nation against foreign threats. This so called poll is a blatent attempt to divert attention from an important area where the President is doing a good job, do one that's not really his job at all and where he can be perceived as doing a poor job. I do believe Microsloth's National Bias Company is up to their usual tricks.