Another stupid poll on CNN

[warrior1]

www.cnn.com

Does Arnold Schwarzenegger deserve being honored on a stamp?

Yes 29% 15534 votes

No 71% 37854 votes

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. To be honored on a stamp

the honoree has to be dead. Maybe that's why the YES vote is as high as it is.....

[Spinzonner]

3. Austria just issued one with him on it

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/S/SCHWARZENEGGER_STAMP?SITE=CAWOO&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

[democrank]

2. With all that`s going on in the world

CNN offers this crap?

[lpbk2713]

4. I have noticed for some time that the CNN polls are the most absurd

on the weekends. It must be that they turn the "Poll Desk" over to interns on the weekends.

[kentuck]

5. Let's just put him on Rushmore already...and bypass all the Reagan...

comparisons? Which are sure to come, as Repubs reach their desperation levels and start looking for personal saviors...

[bryant69]

6. Now let's be fair

Terminator 2 was a great movie, a defining movie. And Conan was good to. So maybe when they get to Action All Stars Stamps he can get a stamp then.

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[flordehinojos]

7. Why would they even ask the question, first of all?

And doesn't that Maria Shriver want to be in on everything?

She helped the Governator Push Davis out of office before the end of Davis's elected term; she painted her husband as a breath of fresh spearmint on the California political landscape, and now ... she is going to the Democratic Convention to lend support to her uncle Teddy... But you know her strutting her stuff there will somehow be a reminder to many that California has a Republican Governator and that the Republican governator has asked voters not to vote for girliemen-politicos, i.e, democrats!

And since she appears to be like chiclet which sticks anywhere, don't you think she'd want to be in on the stamp as well?
:P

[LittleApple81]

8. Who gives a hoot? CNN must look for the biggest idiot to write the

question.

[Pab Sungenis]

9. It's gone now.

Apparently they didn't like the way it was going.

Now it's "Does the U.S. need a Cabinet-level intelligence chief to oversee all U.S. spy agencies?"

I voted NO.