CNN poll

[this_side_up]

Do you think the assault on Falluja will mark the turning
point in Iraq?  
 
Yes      49%  25715 votes  
 
No       51%  27014 votes  

Total: 52729 votes  

[LibertyorDeath]

1. Fuck CNN

[Skittles]

2. RIDICULOUS question

turning point good or bad? Assholes

[donheld]

4. My thoughts exactly

Of course it's a turning point. Maybe into hell. Probably not paradise.

[nine23]

3. Why oh why...

...does CNN ask such ridiculous, redundant, meaningless "questions" for their polls? Jeezuz...

[2008]

12. building a hit count, so they can show their advertisers the high traffic?

my guess

[lebkuchen]

5. I never access CNN anymore

The only time I see it is when it's posted here. Same w/MSNBC. Both media sources are irrelevant in terms of providing information.

[otohara]

6. It Got Turned Around From Earlier

quite a bit actually! Not that i give a shit what CNN thinks or asks, I have turned them off completely

[Hello_Kitty]

7. How the fuck do know something is a turning point

BEFORE it happens?! Fuck CNN, seriously.

[still_one]

8. why do you still watch CNN?

[izzie]

9. If that is the question from last night have you got it right?

That question I thought was bad. I think these people will turn up in another place. We will take Fullujah but what do we take? This is not like the battle of Midway. Or I do not think so. This is not like a battle for places and it seems to me the old men in the DOD are thinking that way along with Bush. It is so abstract a thing.

[ComerPerro]

10. Wait? Turning point???

I thought things were going great there! That is what Bush is telling me. So why would be want a "turning point"?

[Piperay]

11. "Turning point"???

WHY don't they ask if it is a good "turning point" or a bad "turning point"??? :wtf:

[radfringe]

13. you said it

turning point for the better or worse?

depending on how you define "turning point" would influence your "vote**"

**Vote may be changed if we don't like the results

[RBHam]

14. Turning Point is a sports term...

They are trying to get Americans to look at War like a Football game.