Please DU this Newsweek poll on warrantless wiretapping:

[Zen Democrat]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10663996/site/newsweek/

It's currently 86% against Bush, and 13% for.

[Eric J in MN]

1. No, 86%.

nt

[Erika]

2. done n/t

[BuyingThyme]

3. enod Y-13 N-86 IDK-1 Total: 15,160

[ddeclue]

4. done!

[DemoTex]

5. No: 86% Responses: 15,247

:kick:

[EST]

6. While you're there, how 'bout giving them the benefit of

your experience on some of their other polls, such as:

If Congressional elections were held today, would you vote for a Democratic or Republican candidate? * 96749 responses
Democrat 80%
Republican 16%
Not sure 4%

[donheld]

7. Done

:bounce:

[dzika]

8. done.

[Tommy_J]

9. done

[Eugene]

10. Done

Should the White House continue ordering selected wiretaps without warrants?

13% Yes
86% No
1% I don't know

15691 responses

[radfringe]

11. done and a thought

earlier last week I had to call a tech service 800 number - not surprising, the tech service was located overseas (if her name was 'betty' then I'm ali-baba)

after hanging up the phone - it occured to me that I just made an overseas call - was this call monitored by NSA without a warrant? What about all the other 800 calls I've made in the past 3-4 years? Were they also monitored?

[Vidar]

12. done

[0007]

13. Cough, cough!

Should the White House continue ordering selected wiretaps without warrants? * 15,859 responses

Yes
13%

No
86%

I don't know
1%

[Oceansaway]

14. Done...n/t

[in_cog_ni_to]

15. Done......86% NO

Should the White House continue ordering selected wiretaps without warrants? * 19266 responses


Yes
12%

No
86%

I don't know
1%

[in_cog_ni_to]

16. ALSO, at the bottom of the page...Ask Richard Wolffe, from Newsweek,

a question about the NSA spying! My question was: Since Bush obviously broke the law by spying on U.S. citizens, do you think he should be impeached? Do you think THIS republican congress will impeach him? Ask him a question!


from the Newsweek site:
NEWSWEEK’s Richard Wolffe will take your questions on the NSA domestic spying program, Wednesday, Jan. 4, at noon ET