Clueless European College Kid "Sidewinder" wrote
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Released: August 7, 2003

LOL. "Released", he says. Yet he provides NO cite for the poll, like who
conducted it. Nor does he provide a link. You really should do those two
things in the future. Otherwise, you look like a dumb Algore voter. Did you
know Al won the high school dropout vote convincingly in 2000?

A 53% majority approves of the job George W. Bush is doing as
president while 37% disapprove.

Ahh, OK. This is the PEW poll. Sorry to say, this is NOT the most RECENT
poll. That would be the new Gallup Poll, done August 6-8, which has him at
60%-up 2 from their previous. The most recent Fox News Poll (and before you
start with the "Faux News" bull****, need I remind you that FNC routinely
had Bill Clinton's job approval HIGHER than Gallup) had him at 59% on July
28-29. NBC had him at 56% as of the same date, Newsweek had him at 57%, and
even French pollsters Ipsos-Reid, who historically poll at least 5 points
below all the others, had him at 54.

http://www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm


In addition, normally the public opinion polls are done over a 2 or 3 day
period. ALL of the ones in the url above, with the exception of Pew, were in
fact conducted over 2 to 3 day periods.

But this Pew poll was done over a period of 3 WEEKS (July 14 to August 5th).
Different methodology equals different results. A poll is supposed to be a
"snapshot in time", but Pew obviously decided the results they were getting
weren't what they wanted them to be, so they extended the time span of their
polling until they got the results they wanted. Shame on them, they used to
be one of the better polling outlets out there.


"You can change the outcome of any election you want" -Bill Clinton

"King Pineapple" wrote in message news:CEUYa.3274
...normally the public opinion polls are done over a 2 or 3 day
period. ALL of the ones in the url above, with the exception of Pew, were in
fact conducted over 2 to 3 day periods.

But this Pew poll was done over a period of 3 WEEKS (July 14 to August 5th).
Different methodology equals different results. A poll is supposed to be a
"snapshot in time", but Pew obviously decided the results they were getting
weren't what they wanted them to be, so they extended the time span of their
polling until they got the results they wanted.

Sorta like the Democrats insisting that Florida keep on counting the
votes over and over again until the liberals get the results they
want?

Sorta like the Democrats insisting that Florida keep on counting the
votes over and over again until the liberals get the results they
want?

Or until ALL he votes were counted correctly.... I guess this wasnt
important if the Supreme Court will appoint you to the Presidency against
the will of the people..

"Mark Fox" wrote in message
om...
"King Pineapple" wrote in message
news:CEUYa.3274
...normally the public opinion polls are done over a 2 or 3 day
period. ALL of the ones in the url above, with the exception of Pew,
were in
fact conducted over 2 to 3 day periods.

But this Pew poll was done over a period of 3 WEEKS (July 14 to August
5th).
Different methodology equals different results. A poll is supposed to be
a
"snapshot in time", but Pew obviously decided the results they were
getting
weren't what they wanted them to be, so they extended the time span of
their
polling until they got the results they wanted.

Sorta like the Democrats insisting that Florida keep on counting the
votes over and over again until the liberals get the results they
want?

"Mark" wrote in message
Sorta like the Democrats insisting that Florida keep on counting the
votes over and over again until the liberals get the results they
want?

Or until ALL he votes were counted correctly.... I guess this wasnt
important if the Supreme Court will appoint you to the Presidency against
the will of the people..


The voters punched little holes in a card with a stick.

the machine counted the cards.

Representatives from both the Democratic and Republican parties
approved of the process described above.

Bush got more holes punched in the cards on the first count and also
on the two recounts.

your claim that the election was "against the will of the people" is
complete nonsense.