CNN poll question writtten by RNC?

[July]

Do you know what John Kerry stands for?

Right now, 40% yes, 60% no.

You know what to do.

www.cnn.com

[goju]

1. Where is it?

Not on the home page.

[goju]

3. Nevermind, page loaded too slow, and I spoke to quick.

[Kahuna]

2. Keep this kicked.

:kick:

[trotsky]

4. ARRGH!!

Damn CNN polls. Here's one for you, CNN whores:

Do you know what George W. Bush stands for?

Smaller government? Nope, gov't is the largest it's been in decades.
Fiscal responsibility? We're looking at $400+ billion deficits as far as the eye can see.
Lower taxes? Sure, if you make more than $250k a year. The rest of us saw any miniscule tax "cut" get more than made up for in increased state & local taxes and/or fees.

[bryant69]

5. Yeah I do, but

even if I didn't know what John Kerry stands for, I definately do know what George W. Bush stands for, and I don't want any part of that.

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

[NC_Nurse]

6. Do you know

what Bush stands for? Can anyone who is a chimp backer honestly answer the same question?

I think we could answer that question better than any of them because if you're paying attention, you don't back the ultimate Asshat!

Let's see:

Corporate welfare
Government secrecy
Manipulating the press for a hidden agenda (PNAC)
Oil at any cost
on and on...

[LTR]

7. Perhaps if CNN did a better job of reporting

And less time sucking up to Republicans, more people would know what John Kerry stands for.

I actually remember when journalists acutally gave us information, and not fluff, filler and propaganda.

I'm not one to add more government regulation to anything, but perhaps this Fairness Doctrine was a good idea.

[Rockholm]

15. Exactly. Maybe a phone call to CNN reminding them

to do their JOB. Report the news and keep the editorials and opinions to themselves.

[WinterStorm]

8. Why don't you post a message in the lounge also

[devinsgram]

9. Done

[still_one]

10. THe media is doing everything to destroy Kerry

The "mainstream" media keeps telling us that no one knows where Kerry stands on the issues. What?
1. Kerry is for stem cell research
2. Kerry is for choice. We know what appointments bush will make
3. Kerry wants an international effort in Iraq. The bush administration insults or allies, and essentially goes into Iraq unilaterally
4. Bush wants to privitize social security and medicare, while Kerry does not
5. Kerry wants to give the most tax breaks to the middle class, not the 2% wealthest people
6. Kerry wants to encourage alternative energy sources, and is environmentally friendly especially when compared to the bush administration
7. Kerry does not want to give tax credits to companies who hire overseas, but give the tax credits to companies who hire within the United State.

[Shopaholic]

12. 59 No, 41 Yes right now

[BlueEyedSon]

11. Q: "Do you LIKE what Bush stands for?"

Fuck no.

[JHB]

13. Should be a Follow-up:

"If not, whose fault is that? (up next, new developments in the Petersen case!)"

[Union Thug]

14. done /eom

[in_cog_ni_to]

16. Go Vote DUers!

Do you know what John Kerry stands for?

Yes 41% 14949 votes

No 59% 21738 votes
Total: 36687 votes

[chelsea0011]

17. The media is lazy. Kerry has a voting record over 20 years

The problem is that the media refuses to spend precious air time talking about all of Kerry's votes. The suit all the shuttle look works better for TV. I'd love for some station to run a program disecting a bill and how it gets voted on. The public would be shocked. All the committee in fighting. How the bill gets tabled by the parties. How the bill can get introduced for voting. How you can vote for a bill one time and then have to vote against the bill a second time when changes are made from the other reps. It's hilarious anything ever gets done. That's why the public should have beed crazed about the anti-gay process in the Senate. Nothing gets done this fast. But this would never play on sound-bite television.