DU this poll on MSNBC

[orleans]

this poll is on ron reagan's "connected" page on msnbc

Are you concerned about the so-called "Downing Street Memos" -- which appear to imply that U.S. intelligence and facts were "fixed" to help justify the war in Iraq? * 569 responses

Yes
94%

No
6%

Do you approve of the way President Bush is handling his job? * 568 responses

Yes
5%

No
95%

What's most to blame for shortfalls in military recruitment? * 561 responses

Negative reporting in the mainstream media
5%

Ongoing violence in Iraq
81%

Parents discouraging sons and daughters from joining
14%

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6862172/

[Lochloosa]

1. WOW...are people really waking up

Are you concerned about the so-called "Downing Street Memos" -- which appear to imply that U.S. intelligence and facts were "fixed" to help justify the war in Iraq? * 588 responses


Yes
94%

No
6%

Do you approve of the way President Bush is handling his job? * 587 responses


Yes
5%

No
95%

What's most to blame for shortfalls in military recruitment? * 580 responses


Negative reporting in the mainstream media
5%

Ongoing violence in Iraq
81%

Parents discouraging sons and daughters from joining
14%

[Warren Stupidity]

2. the last question was bogus

The ongoing violence in Iraq as reported (reluctantly) by the MSM has led to parents discouraging their sons and daughters from joining as well as the sons and daughters themselves looking for fun and excitement elsewhere.

[tex-wyo-dem]

3. Yeah, the last question is stupid...

might parents be discouraging their kids from going into the military because of the ongoing violence in Iraq? Sheesh....

[FSogol]

8. Stupid, but the Freepers are

trying to make the case for;

Its the Press's fault
and
Its Liberal parent's fault.

They must have a hard time answering that one.

[orleans]

14. i agree

[Pacifist Patriot]

7. That last question was blatantly idiotic.

[lady lib]

4. done

[la la]

5. done n/t

:kick:

[Sweet Freedom]

6. done

Are you concerned about the so-called "Downing Street Memos" -- which appear to imply that U.S. intelligence and facts were "fixed" to help justify the war in Iraq? * 795 responses


Yes
94%

No
6%

Do you approve of the way President Bush is handling his job? * 794 responses


Yes
5%

No
95%

What's most to blame for shortfalls in military recruitment? * 786 responses


Negative reporting in the mainstream media
5%

Ongoing violence in Iraq
82%

Parents discouraging sons and daughters from joining
13%

[DuaneBidoux]

9. Done and Kick!

[goclark]

10. Done..wakig up America!

[samsingh]

11. done

numbers are very lobsided in terms of the truth. good to see that.

[Douglas Carpenter]

12. Done and RECOMMENDED!!!!!

That poll makes me feel like....

:bounce: :toast: :bounce: :toast: :bounce: :toast: :bounce:
:bounce: :toast: :bounce: :toast: :bounce: :toast: :bounce:


Just a reminder of some very, very important links:

To sign Congressman Conyers’ letter

http://www.johnconyers.campaignoffice.com





To put and keep pressure on the Mainstream Media:

http://www.downingstreetmemo.com/takeaction.html#awaken


http://www.afterdowningstreet.org



Peace
O8)

Here is my standard letter to the Media:



Dear Sir/Madam:

As you know, on May 1 of this year a document now commonly referred to as “The Downing Street Memo” was released into the British Press. These minutes of a British cabinet meeting raise serious question about how the administration was handling intelligence related to Iraq and appears to suggest that the Bush Administration had already decided on war when publicly it was claiming that no such decision had been made.

This document suggest that the Bush administration was determined to “fix intelligence” around a predetermined policy.

It is most disturbing that there has been a little mention of “The Downing Street Memo” in most of the American media. Even more disturbing is the minimum coverage or discussion regarding strong, credible and independent evidence that the Bush Administration intentionally mislead the U.S. Congress, the media and the American people.

I do hope you will address this issue and provide more serious investigative journalism into this matter.

Furthermore, on Thursday June 16, 2005, Rep. John Conyers, Jr., ranking minority member of the House Judiciary Committee, and other House members held a hearing to consider testimony concerning the Downing Street minutes and questions of possible fixing of prewar intelligence. I do hope you will be giving full coverage to these events and the matters that were raised.


Sincerely,


____________________________________


A True Voice of Opposition
--A Voice for Working People
--Not the Elite--
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Read this article and watch the 3 short video clips:

http://www.davidsirota.com/2005/04/who-is-bernie-sanders.html

[Rainscents]

13. Done and Kick!!!

:kick:

[WillyT]

15. Done !!!

:kick:

[orleans]

16. is it wrong to kick your own thread??? (kick!)

[BamaLefty]

17. Poll Results At 2:54 CST

Are you concerned about the so-called "Downing Street Memos" -- which appear to imply that U.S. intelligence and facts were "fixed" to help justify the war in Iraq? * 1525 responses
Yes
95%
No
5%
Do you approve of the way President Bush is handling his job? * 1524 responses
Yes
5%
No
95%
What's most to blame for shortfalls in military recruitment? * 1510 responses
Negative reporting in the mainstream media
4%
Ongoing violence in Iraq
83%
Parents discouraging sons and daughters from joining
13%