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In a message dated 12/30/98 12:42:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> After having read
> "Votescam" by the Collier brothers (both are now dead)
The book was a bombshell, but I somehow missed the fact that they BOTH are now
dead? Do you have details?
DECL
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Good job Jim. You've taken the time to research the subject and your
conclusions verify what many others are saying, which is, that these Clinton
polls showing him to be very popular are nonsense. After having read
"Votescam" by the Collier brothers (both are now dead) I'm in ag
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In a message dated 12/28/98 7:30:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> If you do the math, the percentage of the actual population of the
> United States represented in the polls works out to .027%. That
> doesn't sound very "representative" to me!
S
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Hey, Jerry! Polling is a "discipline"??? A discipline in high risk, high
stakes deception maybe -- when practised by the Big 5 TV networks (FOX now
aboard in that elite group). Also, your assertion that "the American
people" "elected" Clinton twice is merely an act of faith on yo
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In a message dated 12/28/98 4:18:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< When are you Clinton haters going to stop weaseling about Clinton's
popularity
and face the fact that the voters have elected him twice, think he is
terrific
for the economy and conducts
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In answere to Jerry:
If you do the math, the percentage of the actual population of the
United States represented in the polls works out to .027%. That
doesn't sound very "representative" to me! I'm not sure if this is
exactly correct because my calculator probably won't go
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>>>n are you Clinton haters going to stop weaseling about Clinton's
popularity
> and face the fact that the voters have elected him twice, think he is
> terrific
> for the economy and conducts foreign policy much better than his recent
> predecessors? All your awkward ra
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In a message dated 12/28/98 11:53:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> routinely garner 75 to 85 percent support.
> Even regular polls show a hardcore of one-third of the
> public that wants to see Clinton ousted immediately.
> Add to that those who don't
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Robert Tatman wrote:
>
>"A.C. Szul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I wager that if we were to ask everyone on this list --about 400 plus-- and
>folks on
>> the other lists (MC, REPUB, RUSH, XPOLT, etc.) you'll find not one person
>who has
>> been "polled" or "interviewed
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> > I wager that if we were to ask everyone on this list --about 400 plus--
> and
> folks on
> > the other lists (MC, REPUB, RUSH, XPOLT, etc.) you'll find not one
> person
> who has
> > been "polled" or "interviewed" by Gallup or any of its sister polling
> organizations.
> >
>
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"A.C. Szul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wager that if we were to ask everyone on this list --about 400 plus-- and
folks on
> the other lists (MC, REPUB, RUSH, XPOLT, etc.) you'll find not one person
who has
> been "polled" or "interviewed" by Gallup or any of its sister polli
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Exactly! Who ever said the media has to tell the truth? Much
less the truth about who says what about Klinton? If the pres can lie under
oath, then why do people believe that the press isn't lying about the polls?
Jamie
>>>I wager that if we were t
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In a message dated 12/21/98 10:14:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> First, let me say that I do not dispute the results of these latest polls
> regarding Clinton. I do, however have questions regarding the general stock
> we Americans put in them:
>
>
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I wager that if we were to ask everyone on this list --about 400 plus-- and folks on
the other lists (MC, REPUB, RUSH, XPOLT, etc.) you'll find not one person who has
been "polled" or "interviewed" by Gallup or any of its sister polling organizations.
Hey, Mr. Andy Kohut, pollin
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What makes me so damn mad about these polls is the first one that came
out that put Klinton up to 72% was from 519 people polled with a 4.5%
error margin and they lead all the people on like they polled everyone
in america.
Michael
Stopforth, Jamie wrote:
>
> -Caveat Lector-
>
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Great post Edward! This whole poll thing gets to me. I like the
way J.C. Watts put it in his speech Saturday morning... If this nation was
a nation governed by polls, women may still not have voting rights and we
would still have slavery.
Jamie
> All:
>
> Fi
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