Was the MoveOn.org ad effective?

[2rth2pwr]

Did the MoveOn ad do what it was it intended to do? Did it change minds and put pressure on the Dems to get out of Iraq now?

Or did it unnecessarily distract from the topic of the testimony?

[endarkenment]

1. Overloaded answers make for lousy polls.

Can't vote. sorry.

[2rth2pwr]

2. Did the ad have the effect that MoveOn wanted?

Yes or No

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. damn pushpollling. typical GOP trick.

we should not copy their tricks

[gateley]

4. I vote to say it wasn't effective in changing minds, but it was effective in

rallying support of MoveOn and the right to free speech.

[DeadElephant_ORG]

5. PLEASE restate the questions more simply!

Obviously the Dems are not "on board" but that doesn't mean the ad was no effective. MoveOn has finally turned the subject to "BETRYAL". Frankly, the word "betrayal" is a mild way to describe lies that got us into this mess, and the latest lies to try to make the mess last FOREVER.

[polichick]

6. The only thing that's going on now is the Dems are being played...

...again. You can't play softball with people who only play hardball ~ WAKE UP DEMS!

[mikelgb]

7. it definately did something

I defend free speech

[mark414]

8. it didn't really do anything but put pressure on Dems to condemn MoveOn

and gave birth to a waste of air Senate amendment that never should've been allowed on the floor or voted on in the first place

[2rth2pwr]

9. It did do that. nt

[polichick]

10. The reason MoveOn does such bold things is that...

...the Dems aren't doing bold things ~ to let the condemnation bill come to the floor for a vote was absolutely pathetic on the part of Dems, which of course makes it necessary for MoveOn to keep being bold.

[2rth2pwr]

11. How was that allowed to happen?

I haven't seen the details of that.

[polichick]

13. Maybe enough Dems were afraid they wouldn't get re-elected...

...unless they spoke out against MoveOn, and the leadership decided to bring the bill to the floor. (Just a guess.)

[madfloridian]

12. There is no way to honestly answer your choice of questions. .

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[2rth2pwr]

17. Other - Please Explain. nt

[jzodda]

14. I don't think the ad helped in our cause

people on the fence read that main caption and it pushes them the other way.

[FiveGoodMen]

20. I think we should just issue a blanket endorsement of whatever BushCo says

Then we'll never be criticized.

[slackmaster]

15. I haven't seen it

:shrug:

[maximusveritas]

16. It was obviously a mistake

To say otherwise is to bury your head in the sand.
That doesn't mean we have condemn.
We just need to move on.

[FiveGoodMen]

19. Disagree

Telling the truth was not a mistake.

And having the other side fire back should not be a surprise.

[FiveGoodMen]

18. I see many here would have voted with the pukes in the Senate!

[madfloridian]

21. Usually when a poll is set up....

people pretty much know there will be an intended outcome. No one says it out loud, though.