Did you see this?  Some of it is quoted from polls out a few days, but new polls seem similar?
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thanks dar heres one too have you seen this one i posted it before http://www.cnn.com/interactive/us/0604/charts.immigration/frameset.exclude.html
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Barely veiled scam.\n\nAnd D below has been marketing this on here for at least a month.
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It's actually quite surprising that many people wonder about the same things. Also, sometimes it's good to post a situation and get different opinions on the same issue.  It gives you a look from the outside looking in
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Polls should not be trusted. The data is too easy to manipulate based on several factors, not the least of which is how you ask the question. I do know what you mean though. I was watching NBC News the other night and they were reporting overwhelming numbers for Democrats in all races, but numerous other polls that are out show many of these races as being too close to call. \nThe honest fact is that polls are not representative because the cross sections of sample people are to small and many people refuse to respond to polls, but do vote in the elections. In the end polls just cannot predict the real outcomes of elections.
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I've not heard it but they either copied it somewhere or it IS the same guy. Either way, they are lying!   Good luck!!!!!
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Not yet... and good point. Today seems to be over the top with rhetoric. Even I had to through a couple in there today. LOL
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If you look at some of the questions posted here--you'll get a good idea.  Many are political commentary/editorializing veiled as questions.
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It is an interesting date.\nI was thinking about that last month.\n\nBut this date is more interesting:\n04/05/06  01:02:03
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I was just about to post a question saying that same thing!  The whole reason I got on Yahoo! Answers this morning was because I knew there would be several questions on here and someone would answer telling why we couldn't log in this morning.  But I didn't realize that almost every user on here was going to ask the same question over and over and over and over again!  Can't these people look at the recently asked questions?  Isn't it common sense to think that the question has already been asked?  It's just like those girls who keep asking "Could I be pregnant?"
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Good call!\n\nI noticed and thought the same thing before the election. \n\nEverybody was saying how it was going to help the Republican party but I kept thinking... 'does this not show that they controlled it all the while....'
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Thank you for posting them. Very informative.  Bush must do more of this.\n\nDon't expect the mainstream media to do any positive reporting.
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Of course the phrasing matters. This is why there are courses on how to ask questions fairly, and it's important that pollsters work to achieve fairness in their questions.\n\nIt certainly is possible to get a fair reading of opinions from polls. It's important that a credible firm create the questions and do the polling, one with no agenda to confirm, and to cross-validate with other information available.\n\nEven then, results will be subject to different interpretations, but they will be much more informative than polls created to deliberately prove a point.
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I don't think this is a valid interpretation of the election results.\n\nLady Sable:  Tennessee kicked serious dem rear!  And Ford had Clinton stumping here last weekend.
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Good one.\nAnd mabe pretty accurate.
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hmmm only the 4th time I've seen this in the last day!!\n\nwell lets say \n\nlight\nheat\npressure
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It was right, but I am thinking this is just an internet thing. But hey that is just my opinion. \n\nGood Luck!
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There was on online article about just this!\n\nI think it is just journalists trying to make up fluff.