AOL Poll:
http://articles.news.aol.com/news/artic ... 5809990002
PMSNBC Poll:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9762681/
The AOL Poll is interesting in the fact that its a 70% to 30% in our favor, yet the second part of the poll...Well, you'll see...It kinda goes against the grain...
I have not done the PMSNBC poll yet...But I will...
Polls needing attention...
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Polls needing attention...
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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
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I despise polls that state a reason, rather than just letting you choose agree/disagree.
For example, from MSNBC:
- Yes, those lawsuits threatened to cripple the industry
- No, victims, their families and local governments should be allowed to seek monetary claims
I voted yes, but not because I'm worried about the industry. I voted yes because I don't believe in seeking redress from someone who was not a party to the tort.
And look at the leading, illogical statement behind the "no" choice: it implies that victims, families, and local governments will be unable to seek monetary claims if the bill passes. Hogwash!
Kevin
For example, from MSNBC:
- Yes, those lawsuits threatened to cripple the industry
- No, victims, their families and local governments should be allowed to seek monetary claims
I voted yes, but not because I'm worried about the industry. I voted yes because I don't believe in seeking redress from someone who was not a party to the tort.
And look at the leading, illogical statement behind the "no" choice: it implies that victims, families, and local governments will be unable to seek monetary claims if the bill passes. Hogwash!
Kevin
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