Congressman Murtha’s On-Line Survey (Murtha has an online survey on what to do in Iraq!)

House.gov ^ | 11/22/05

[areafiftyone]

Congressman Murtha’s On-Line Survey

Please indicate which of the following best summarizes your view on what the United States should do in Iraq:

We should immediately remove all troops.

We should redeploy to the periphery of Iraq as soon as practical to protect troop safety and give the Iraqis incentive to take charge sooner, not later.

We should maintain current troop levels until Iraq builds an army to defend and stabilize their country, even if that takes years.

We should re-institute the national draft to increase troop levels to where we can seal the Iraqi borders and stop the passage of insurgents and insurgent-supply missions.

[nina0113]

I just set a bot on it. hehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

Looks like a DUmmie did too.

[Mo1]

LOL ... I just tried under Fire Fox and got the same "Permission denied for murtha results." message

[Broker]

C We should maintain current troop levels until Iraq builds an army to defend and stabilize their country, even if that takes years. 4877 58.5

[bigsigh]

Where's the "We should STFU and let the president run the war." button?

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

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;-)

[ChiefJayStrongbow]

I think it doesn't have to be an "all or nothing" scenario and I wish the poll had additional options. We can turn over small portions of Iraq to complete Iraqi control and let their troops become more seasoned... let them sink or swim for awhile in that territory on their own. If it works, then we can turn over control of more territory, and draw down our troops or redeploy them to other areas. Taking this phased approach to Iraqi control would allow the Iraqi’s to immediately play a larger role in the future of their country and would ease the eventual transition to full Iraqi control. It would also allow us to continue with a major presence in the region for the foreseeable future while we keep an eye on Iran, Syria, and Pakistan.

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Done!!!!!

[MEG33]

Vote often!

[BobFromNJ]

I also got the same response!!

[fatima]

I just voted:)We are winning.

[cyn]

I hope that after folks tell Murtha and Co. what they think, they'll stop by here to send a message to our troops -- all it takes is a freepmail to daybreakcoming:

Christmas Messages to the Troops

See #13 of that thread for another good idea.

[Mo1]

We've been disenfranchised !!

[nina0113]

What an IDIOT. Did he have a middle-schooler write this program? I take it back, a grade-schooler! I don't even know how many times I voted.

[USS Alaska]

I voted 20 times, this poll is a piece of crap. The du'ers will win because you can just continue to bomb this thing. Just hit the back, submit, back, submit...... until you get tired. Any poll??? that is this vunerable is not worth any more of my time.

[BlessedByLiberty]

Thanks! Update: Poll Results These are the results from your web survey. The sample survey started on 11/22/05. The last response was on 11-22-2005 13:36. Please indicate which of the following best summarizes your view on what the United States should do in Iraq: Issue # Votes %

A We should immediately remove all troops. 940 9.9

B We should redeploy to the periphery of Iraq as soon as practical to protect troop safety and give the Iraqis incentive to take charge sooner, not later. 1933 20.4

C We should maintain current troop levels until Iraq builds an army to defend and stabilize their country, even if that takes years. 5476 57.7

D We should re-institute the national draft to increase troop levels to where we can seal the Iraqi borders and stop the passage of insurgents and insurgent-supply missions. 1134 12.0

Total 9483

[Howlin]

LOL!

[Tenacious 1]

What is the last question? "We should institute a draft....."

What a loaded and misleading question!!!!

[Amish with an attitude]

How Clintonesque, another finger to the wind poll by a democrat.

[BobFromNJ]

You are right on!! We wuz robbed!

[rightinthemiddle]

C. "staying the course" at 57%.