Re: More Liberal Media Poll Bias Exposed for the World to see


"Bugman" <jmposing@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Lunatic Looney Liberal Democrat Kook" <Kook Liberal @ DNC.com> wrote in
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>> "Sid9" <sid9@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> How can you tell the level of desperation of the RRR?
>>> Ans: Count the number of "Clinton" posts there are
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>> Sorry , nothing in my post mention the last pathetic president. But then
>> again you have trouble reading paper ballot instructions , so why am i
>> not
>> surprised .
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> Not in that one. Try counting the other posts you've made in the last
> couple days. You're pathetic and we laugh at you.
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Actually, we are laughing at you! Did he mention Clinton? Yes! But it was
not the article to which he posted and many of you ignored! You are
pathetic!


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>>> Lunatic Looney Liberal Democrat Kook wrote:
>>> > How shocking Democrat Media Skewing Deocrat polls again . Like
>>> > Clinton sneaking Whores into the White House, SHOCKING !
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>>> >
>>> > Sunday, Jan. 8, 2006 1:23 p.m. EST
>>> > Congress, Surveillance Poll Oversampled Dems
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > GOP critics are hailing an Associated Press-Ipsos poll purporting to
>>> > show that the public opposes both continued GOP control of Congress
>>> > and the Bush administration's terrorist wiretapping program.
>>> >
>>> > But it turns out that the AP-Ipsos sample used to answer both
>>> > questions included far more Democrats than Republicans.
>>> >
>>> > On Friday, a widely circulated AP report announced that a large
>>> > plurality of Americans now favor a Democrat takeover of Congress [49
>>> > to 36 percent].
>>> >
>>> > A follow-up AP story claimed that by a margin of 56 to 42 percent,
>>> > Americans think it was wrong for President Bush to wiretap U.S.-based
>>> > terrorists without a court warrant.
>>> >
>>> > Readers howled when both AP reports turned up on NewsMax, pointing
>>> > out links that show the poll was heavily stacked with Democrats. A
>>> > quick check of the Ipsos web site turned up the telltale evidence in
>>> > the poll's second question.
>>> >
>>> > Asked if they lean either "strongly" or "moderately" to either the
>>> > Democrat or Republican Party, 52 percent of Ipsos respondents
>>> > identified themselves as Democrats. Just 40 percent called themselves
>>> > Republican.
>>> >
>>> > The Ipsos survey numbers, including those revealing that the sample
>>> > was heavily biased against Republicans, can be viewed at:
>>> >
>> http://www.ipsos-na.com/news/client/act_dsp_pdf.cfm?name=mr060106-3topline.p
>>> > df&id=2928
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