T Roosevelt
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Mon Sep-29-03 08:49 PM
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How much do Repubs value push polls? |
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It just struck me why they might be so against the "no call list" - push polls would fall under telemarketing, and if your number is on the list, you don't get called. This would essentially take a bullet out of their gun, and I'm sure they don't want that.
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Mon Sep-29-03 08:58 PM
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successful for them. Are you sure they would be affected by this? No wonder.
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Mon Sep-29-03 09:02 PM
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3. political and nonprofit are exempt |
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which is why the court wanted to throw it out.
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Tue Sep-30-03 08:57 AM
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Dean who was pushpolling in Iowa over the summer. He reinforced negative perceptions of Gephardt, Edwards and Kerry in his polls.
I haven't heard of any other Dem using pushpolling.
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Mon Sep-29-03 09:01 PM
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2. You should have posted the question as a poll |
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Options: 1) A whole lot 2) More than almost anything else 3) They consider them invaluable
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Tue Sep-30-03 09:20 AM
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the real electorate is something they cannot justly win over. Any trick will do.
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Brian Sweat
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Tue Sep-30-03 09:21 AM
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6. I don't believe push polls will be effected by these rules. |
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And I know there is no way the GOP would willingly allow push polling to be outlawed.
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