DU This Poll Please

[onefreespiritedchick]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5908834/site/newsweek

Looks like it has already been freeped.

Thanks!

[loathesomeshrub]

1. Done! We can change the results though!

[RebelOne]

2. Done. Not looking good for our side,

[LostInAnomie]

3. done

[Dangerman]

4. F*CKING MSNBC!!!

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[Berserker]

11. Jeffink I am shocked and disappointed that

Morans like you are in this country. And upside down flag is a distress signal and nothing to do with being anti-American like yourself.

[buff2]

5. Done........

But those who voted in favor of the chimp are morons. Millions of people out of work,loss of benefits,a bloody war that should never have been started with no end in sight,gas prices through the roof and on and on and on.How stupid can they be? It boggles the mind.

[Paradise]

6. done! n/t

[PassingFair]

7. kick

let's get on this one, please!

[Jeffink]

9. reporting for duty...

I already responded

[Only Me]

10. This were it is right now...

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The percentages labeled NEWSWEEK Magazine represent the results of the national poll, not including your responses. The percentages labeled WEB are results from this online poll and include your responses. The NEWSWEEK poll was conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, which interviewed 1,008 registered voters by telephone on Sept. 2-3. The margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points. Percentages may not total to 100 percent for each question due to nonresponses and rounding.
Live Vote

* Percentages may not total to 100% for each question due to non-responses

From what you saw or heard about this week's Republican Convention, is your opinion of the Republican Party more favorable or less favorable? * 10199 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

More favorable 51% 36%
Less favorable 35% 27%
No change 12% 23%
Didn't follow the convention 1% 12%
Don't know 0% 2%

From what you saw or heard about George W. Bush's acceptance speech, is your opinion of Bush more favorable or less favorable? * 10197 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

More favorable 51% 37%
Less favorable 32% 18%
No change 16% 22%
Didn't follow the convention 1% 22%
Don't know 0% 1%

Suppose there were only two choices for president and vice president and you had to choose between George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, the Republicans, and John Kerry and John Edwards, the Democrats. Who would you vote for? * 10215 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

Bush-Cheney 55% 54%
Kerry-Edwards 44% 43%
Undecided/Other 1% 3%

Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job as president? * 10204 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

Approve 55% 52%
Disapprove 45% 41%
Don't know 1% 7%

Would you trust George W. Bush to make the right decisions during an international crisis? * 10206 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

Yes 55% 57%
No 44% 40%
Don't know 1% 3%

Has what you've seen or heard about John Kerry's military service record in the Vietnam War made you more likely or less likely to vote for him in November, or has it not had much effect either way? * 10211 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

More likely 27% 15%
Less likely 36% 19%
Not much effect 37% 62%
Not aware of it 0% 2%
Don't know 0% 2%

From what you've seen or heard, do you think the TV ads sponsored by a veterans' group questioning John Kerry's military service record are generally accurate, or are misleading or distorted? * 10220 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

Generally accurate 44% 21%
Misleading or distorted 47% 39%
Not aware of ads 1% 25%
Don't know 8% 15%

All in all, do you think George W. Bush's economic and tax policies have done more to help or hurt economic conditions in this country--or haven't had much effect either way? * 10223 web responses

RESPONSES WEB NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE

Help 51% 38%
Hurt 43% 38%
Not much effect 6% 19%
Don't know 1% 5%

The percentages labeled NEWSWEEK Magazine represent the results of the national poll, not including your responses. The percentages labeled WEB are results from this online poll and include your responses. The NEWSWEEK poll was conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, which interviewed 1,008 registered voters by telephone on Sept. 2-3. The margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points. Percentages may not total to 100 percent for each question due to nonresponses and rounding.