CNN Polls: "Dead bodies are pretty" Edition

[Goldom]

Yesterday: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=1456236

Today:

www.cnn.com
Do you want to see images of caskets arriving from Iraq?
Yes 62%
No 38%
22,116 votes
(No, I'd rather everyone was just alive. However...)

www.cnn.com/lou
Do you think Americans have a clear vision of the future?
Yes 5%
No 95%
1,951 votes
(hehehe...)

www.cnn.com/wolf
Should the coalition resume offensive operations in Fallujah?
Yes 72%
No 28%
64,135 votes

www.cnn.com/lateedition
Do you approve of the Pentagon's ban on releasing photos of the coffins of slain U.S. military personnel?
Yes 17%
No 83%
No vote count
(/sarcasm Yeah, I always approve of banning free speech, don't you?)

http://edition.cnn.com
Should the Pentagon lift the ban on pictures of caskets arriving from Iraq?
Yes 59%
No 41%
211,552 votes
(Should we ask the same question twice in opposite ways?)

www.cnn.com/ASIA
Do you feel your government is vulnerable to terrorism?
Yes 72%
No 28%
298 votes
(And that is a SCARY picture of Cheney on that page. I think it's time for a caption thread.)

www.cnn.com/hln
When my company sends me to a convention, I:
Actually attend 80%
Skip it to golf and hit the beach/pool 20%
230 votes
(I swear, why don't they rename it No-Headline No-News? ..ok that was a lame insult.)

[DeepModem Mom]

1. Does CNN get no clue from their online polls...

about the thinking of the majority of their viewers? On the other hand, maybe they try that much harder to prop up Bush, and savage Kerry, in order to change minds before November.

And, I'm wondering what warped mind worded the question about wanting to see caskets --

[robbedvoter]

2. They believe in them as much as I do