MSNBC poll "Is media making too much of scripted conference"

[karlrschneider]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/

Sorry if this has been posted, I did a search and couldn't find it

[tk2kewl]

1. voted

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. No 76%

Yes 24%. Hasn't been freeped yet.

[sinkingfeeling]

3. Done.

[Richardo]

4. "Is the media asking too many questions about itself?"

:eyes:

[Inland]

5. What am I supposed to say?

Does anyone find the irony in the poll?

[karlrschneider]

7. Haha...well of course, but I think the irony index is falling ever so

slightly as of late. ;-)

[BOSSHOG]

6. 76% say NO

I wonder if the gop put MSNBC up to the poll. Just something else backfiring on them.

[pnorman]

21. Exactly!

There could have been no other purpose behind that loaded question other than to imply a "media conspiracy against the Presidency". But that shit no longer works! ... And the more they try it the LESS it works! ... It backfires in their own snouts! A "tipping point" has been reached!

Funny though, how so much of this "liberal media" meme comes from the so-called "liberal media"!!!

pnorman

[FreedomAngel82]

28. Oh of course

Trying to save his ass. The Empire has no clothes.

[marions ghost]

8. the MSM are making a lot of the scripted conference

and it does seem to be taken as a negative thing by the public. I guess those of us who've seen the scripting for so long don't appreciate how people could be just now (?!?) understanding how this is done. Now the media is deciding to tell them--what's behind this ploy?

[KarenS]

9. I needed a third option ~

"Hell No" would have been more to my liking !!!

[mestup]

10. Yes! The real stories were ignored by MSM.

Why would anyone ESPECIALLY the MSM be surprised that BushCoInc scripted anything?

No coverage yesterday about the new National Clandestine Service, or what the hell it means.

By David Morgan
Reuters
Thursday, October 13, 2005; 6:25 PM

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. intelligence chief John Negroponte on Thursday put the CIA in charge of all traditional U.S. spying operations overseas, including those of the FBI and the Pentagon, in a move seen to restore some of the beleaguered agency's stature.

The CIA will lead a new National Clandestine Service, or NCS, which will be headed by undercover intelligence officer who has led the CIA's Directorate of Operations up to now.

<snip>
The NCS incorporates the CIA's Directorate of Operations, which runs the agency's existing clandestine, covert and paramilitary operations around the world.

But the NCS also is intended to be a national authority for the integration and coordination of human intelligence operations by the CIA, the FBI, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the intelligence units of individual military services.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/20...



So the CIA, the FBI, and the NIA will all be coordinated through the NCS, the director of which is "undercover."

I think we are FUBAR.

[sonias]

11. 77% No, now

Sonia

[Jeanette in FL]

12. 77% No

Is the media making too much out of Pres. Bush's rehearsed teleconference with soldiers in Iraq? * 4372 responses


Yes No
23% 77%

[Double T]

13. Is it too much to ask for a president who can talk and think on his feet??

It is time to exchange this "chatty georgie" dummy for one that really works!!!!

[MsAnthropy]

14. Done

Now ask "Is there any right wing bias in the way MSNBC asks questions?"

[converted_democrat]

15. Done.. 76% no...............n/t

[Eugene]

16. Done - 77% No

23% Yes
77% No

4700 responses

That MSGOP question is ridiculous.

[in_cog_ni_to]

17. done NO 77%

Are the media making too much out of Pres. Bush's rehearsed teleconference with soldiers in Iraq? * 4737 responses


Yes
23% No
77%

[wryter2000]

18. No 77%

:bounce:

[madokie]

19. Its a done ditty 77% NO

:rofl:

[QuettaKid]

22. Done...and KICK!!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[Mist]

20. "NO" at 77% n/t

[laureloak]

23. Our Presidents shouldn't have to be professional actors

or should they?

[hwmnbn]

24. done.....

Are the media making too much out of Pres. Bush's rehearsed teleconference with soldiers in Iraq?

* 4953 responses

Yes
23%

No
77%

[IntravenousDemilo]

25. So the illiterate ninnies at MSNBC think "media" is singular?

Oy... they probably imagine that "data" is singular as well. Twats...

[cassiepriam]

26. yes, who cares, what about dead, dying Iraqis and troops?

What about the deficit? What about the real stories?

[TahitiNut]

27. Another f*cking MSNBC push-poll! (Thankfully, 77% are pushing back.)

:grr:

[FreedomAngel82]

29. Done

Yes
23% No
77%
* 5021 responses

at 1:09pm est

[porphyrian]

30. Finally, a poll that isn't biased FOR the administration.

Regardless of the result, it is calling the conference scripted. I guess it would be hard to admit otherwise.

[VOX]

31. Done. Still 77% NO, with 5089 responses so far. n/t

[Booster]

32. Anytime a sitting president uses our troops for his own image

it's just plain wrong and should be reported as such. This weasel should be exposed for what he is: a fraud.

[Tower]

33. People are just sick of GW Bush. Every time he puts his face out there

it's going to be like this. They'd better get used to it.

[Uncle Joe]

34. 77% NO! I wonder if G.E. gets the message? n/t

[arwalden]

35. After Voting... Scroll Down To Watch The "Countdown" Video

Click the link that says: 'Countdown' video - 'Live and unscripted'

[GaDemo]

37. Done

[LatinoSocialist]

36. voted.

Exposing the administration is always a worthwhile duty of the press.

[Tommy_J]

38. Done - still 77% no