DU this poll on Cindy

[DesertRat]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11121444/

[neoblues]

1. MSNBC's Servers' Must Be Overloaded or Something...

it keeps telling me: "Our web servers cannot find the page or file you asked for.
The link you followed may be broken or expired."

[DesertRat]

4. Try again in a little while

Do you agree with the decision by Capitol Police to remove activist Cindy Sheehan from the gallery at the president's State of the Union speech because she was wearing a T-shirt with an antiwar slogan? * 6878 responses


Yes, such behavior is not allowed in that setting and is inappropriate.
48%

No, she was a legitimately invited guest and deserves to have her right to free speech honored.
52%

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11121444/

[redirish28]

10. recent results:

Do you agree with the decision by Capitol Police to remove activist Cindy Sheehan from the gallery at the president's State of the Union speech because she was wearing a T-shirt with an antiwar slogan? * 15848 responses
Yes, such behavior is not allowed in that setting and is inappropriate.
49%
No, she was a legitimately invited guest and deserves to have her right to free speech honored.
51%

[guidod]

12. done...52% NO 48% YES

[XOKCowboy]

2. 53 Yes 47 No

Cindy's hanging in there.

That was fuggin' tacky wasn't it? It would have been embarrassing to Bush if she'd been up front in the gallery. I'd have loved to have seen it. You know she'd have gotten lots of air time.

[eve_was_framed]

18. those are the numbers I got too

[tsuki]

3. It will not allow me to vote. And I quote--

We are unable to record your vote. Please contact MSNBC technical support for assistance.

[DesertRat]

5. They're swamped, keep trying

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11121444/

[spindrifter]

6. done

[Vadem]

7. Latest.....

Live Vote
Do you agree with the decision by Capitol Police to remove activist Cindy Sheehan from the gallery at the president's State of the Union speech because she was wearing a T-shirt with an antiwar slogan?

* 9115 responses
Yes, such behavior is not allowed in that setting and is inappropriate.
48%


No, she was a legitimately invited guest and deserves to have her right to free speech honored.
52%


Not a scientifically valid survey. Click to learn more.

[ChiciB1]

8. Done!

[Douglas Carpenter]

9. done and kick and recommended --

[imlost]

11. Done!

[Breeze54]

13. Poll closed. 68% said she had a right as a guest to be there!

Anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan(C),
whose son was killed serving as a U.S. serviceman in Iraq,
is escorted by security personnel into the U.S. House of
Representatives chamber for the State of the Union address
by U.S. President George W. Bush on Capitol Hill in Washington
January 31,2006.
Sheehan was escorted back out of the chamber a short time later
and there were unconfirmed reports that she had been arrested.
REUTERS/Jason Reed 12:04 a.m. ET, 2/1/06

[AtomicKitten]

14. I don't think it's closed

I just voted and the gap is closing. Only 52% say she has the right of free speech.

DU needs DU this poll BIG TIME.

[Rhiannon12866]

15. Done! K&R! This is the most important poll of the night, IMHO!!!

:kick:

[imax2268]

16. Kicking for Cindy...

:kick:

[eve_was_framed]

17. done! now I have a question.

Isn't the State House the peoples house?

[Erika]

19. W is just simply arresting the opposition

and declaring this country his country, not ours. He should have had the guts to introduce her and say a prayer for our dead troops. The chickenhawk has no guts.

I don't always agree with Cindy, but she certainly has a way of getting her message across.