How would you have voted? - MSNBC poll on Kerry/Feingold

Jersey Devil

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:22 AM
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How would you have voted? - MSNBC poll on Kerry/Feingold

and the other amendments.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13466498/

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babylonsister

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:23 AM
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1. Needs LOTS of help! nt

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Tarheel_Dem

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:29 AM
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2. done...

n/t

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sinkingfeeling

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:31 AM
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3. Done.

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jaxx

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:32 AM
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5. Done here too...........all 33% of us..............so far.

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Bozita

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:32 AM
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4. numbers

How would you vote on today's two Democratic proposals to withdraw American troops from Iraq? ��* 707 responses

I'm with Sens. Kerry and Feingold -- set July 1, 2007 to bring the troops home.
33%
Sens. Levin's and Reed's approach of urging the president to redeploy by Dec. 31, but not setting a hard date is a better idea.
20%
The United States is committed to bringing democracy to Iraq and we have to see the mission through.
39%
None of these approaches satisfied me.
7.5%

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Emit

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:34 AM
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6. If you add up the first two

Kerry/Reingold plus Levin's, it's more than half of the responders:

How would you vote on today's two Democratic proposals to withdraw American troops from Iraq? * 643 responses

I'm with Sens. Kerry and Feingold -- set July 1, 2007 to bring the troops home.
34%

Sens. Levin's and Reed's approach of urging the president to redeploy by Dec. 31, but not setting a hard date is a better idea.
21%

The United States is committed to bringing democracy to Iraq and we have to see the mission through.
38%

None of these approaches satisfied me.
7.8%

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Hugin

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:38 AM
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9. Standard trick to bias the outcome.

They do it because they know there's some division in Democratic
feelings.

The polls have been running ~60% sane and ~30% insane lately. So,
whoever comes up with these polls has been splitting the questions
so that it's plausible the ~30% insane is a competitive percentage.

If they would word the poll question:

Out NOW!
Duhbullya!

The numbers would be shockingly for getting out NOW!

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Emit

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:39 AM
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10. Yup -- that 30% of backwash! n/t

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karynnj

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Thu Jun-22-06 12:02 PM
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11. Many in the bottom group are likely extremely anti-Iraq

Only 38% buy the Bush plan. (I assume many people who voted the bottom one wanted an earlier return.)
This is designed to splinter the anti-Bush categories.

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Hugin

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:34 AM
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7. Done.

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EST

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Thu Jun-22-06 11:38 AM
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8. Tough choices---lousy questions.

Seems like they purposely jack up the questions, delivering useless conclusions.

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