AZ Poll: Who do you believe, Bush or Rather? DU, Please.

[Kimber Scott]

http://www.azcentral.com

Scroll down. Poll on left.

[otohara]

1. done

[bahrbearian]

2. WTF 59 % believe Bush

[ComerPerro]

3. When asked "who do you believe, Bush or _____?"

The list of people who would make me default to Bush is very, very short.

Actually, come to think of it, I can't think of anyone I would believe Bush over (except for maybe Cheney, if they ever had a conflicting story). The best I could do in such a case, where the person contradicting Bush as just as bad or worse, would be to assume that both parties are liars.

[Kimber Scott]

6. ROFLMAO! I feel the same way. The only bigger liar on earth than

Bush is Cheney. That's why he's the VP. What better life insurance for the president than that?

[Cheswick2.0]

4. done

[Longhorn]

5. Down to 57.3% believe Bush. n/t

[DeadHead67]

7. I looked at some of the rest of that 'newspaper'. . . .

. . .It's understandable why the 'poll' was so lopsided. I would recommend quickly packing a bag and hurrying accross the border to California.

[hippiegranny]

11. lol, yes, you're correct about the paper

and it's readers, but many of the residents of phoenix and tucson are quite progressive... including moi!

[Kimber Scott]

15. It's the Arizona REPUBLIC.

We used to have a more liberal paper, The Phoenix Gazette, published by the same company, but they quit printing it years ago. But, don't worry, we don't need to move to California. They're moving here. I think this election some people are going to be suprised this isn't quite the "Republican state" they think it is. I hope, anyway. We have a Democrat for a governor, now. Although, some people seem to be trying to go after her with the same zealousness they showed against Clinton. She's holding up pretty good.

It's my humble opinion, I have no statistics, there are more Democrats here than Republicans, they just don't vote. I think this year will be different.

[Langis]

8. What did Bush say?

I don't remember the chicken shit saying anything about this. Did I miss something?

[Kimber Scott]

9. He didn't. It's like the "immenent threat" thing.

Everybody just "thinks" he said it.

[proud patriot]

10. voted n/t

[Village Idiot]

12. How come...

there is no option for "neither?"

[Kimber Scott]

13. It's their poll. They can ask what they want, I guess.

nt

[Iceburg]

14. Bush 53% CBS 47%