THANKS FOR NOT VOTING IN MSM ONLINE POLLS TONIGHT

10/13/04 | rocky88

[rocky88]

"You know, I just realized that all of these polls would be open for the whole world to vote, so were seeing the Frogs, Taliban,Al Queda and every other bizarro group imagineable stacking the numbers in kerry's favor. There's no way FR has enough people to counteract the entire world."

OMG Excellent Point!! And here I am, thinking it's just the DUmmies. - It's the whole damn planet!

[E=MC²]

A very funny thing happened on 970WFLA today; on one of the top of the hour news breaks during Rush's show, the announcer (roger shulman, whom I have perceived all along to be a demonrat) gleefully stated that a test election given at USF elected kerry as president and then gave the results as 45% Bush, 44% kerry (HUH???). One half hour later he had to eat crow big-time and morosely said that he had reported the results wrongly and Bush had won. Very satisfying to this listener. (It is sooooo funny whenever polls flumux and embarrass demonrats.)

[nomad]

Does anyone have a list of these polls? We can help the DUmmies out, as sickening as that is.

[WHATNEXT?]

Let's make sure the Dems are not doing the same thing we are. Don't want it too lopsided.

[TheBattman]

Of course, we could REALLY sabotage those votes - we could vote for Kerry and REALLY throw those polls!

[usmcobra]

I'm Voting in the only one that matters.

[Glenmerle]

I guess I'm in the minority here. I think these polls can be important, and because they sometimes are, I'm voting for Bush in as many as I can find. The unfortunate fact is that perception sways some voters. People watch their local nightly news and hear that Kerry supposedly won the third debate--don't you think that can have an effect on some people? Sure it shouldn't, but it does. I think Internet polls had an effect on people's perception of who won the second debate. I thought Bush won; the DUers made sure others thought Kerry won.

Anyway, taking part in these online polls takes so little effort--if there's even a small chance they sway some voters, it's well worth it.

[Only1choice____Freedom]

Sometimes the best way to push is to pull.

[TheBattman]

We do? I see Kerry up 55% to 44%

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

The libs have Bots set up one the polls for every 1 favorable vote for Bush it reacts 2 favorable votes for kerry they are rigged !

[Frank_2001]

LOL!:)

[Mudboy Slim]

"I haven't touched a poll in a couple of weeks. :-)"

Good fer you...just take it one day at a time...MUD

[tiredoflurking]

I agree with you. Like it or not, a lot of people are like sheep. They take their cues from what they think the majority is doing. If the polls say Kerry is overwhelmingly supported, they'll throw their vote his way because when it comes down to making the final decision they'll let groupthink take over. They don't want to back a loser. I've always thought that's why the majority voted for Clinton. There was an atmosphere at the time that "all the cool kids were doing it."

[McGavin999]

I not only won't vote in any online polls, I won't participate in any polls at all. I just hang up on them when they call.

[Velveeta]

Not voting bump

[GoLightly]

You can say you voted for Kerry before you voted against him.

[Agitate]

You can say you voted for Kerry before you voted against him.

You're right, and it's true when I say it, good call!

[good_fight]

Voting in the only one that counts (11/2) bump!

[nomad]

Watch out for some of these polls, the Rats are on to the reverse freep thing and some of these polls will not tell you the score until you vote! Unless someone posts a current score on it, use caution!

[PianoMan]

Strategery!