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A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq and
Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
results, check here
(http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)

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C Guynn

"I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution
which granted a right to Congress
of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their
constituents...." --James Madison

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Chris Guynn wrote:
> A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq and
> Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> results, check here
> (http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
>

euh...Chris...71% said 'no'...


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"Michael Wolf" <michael.wolf@advalv***topspam.be> wrote in message
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>
> Chris Guynn wrote:
> > A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> > corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq
and
> > Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> > results, check here
> > (http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
> >
>
> euh...Chris...71% said 'no'...

hmmm... maybe <cough> didn't express my sarcasm as well as I'd hoped...

>
>
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> Michael Wolf
>
> -----
>
> Cthulhu For President.
> Why settle for the lesser evil?
>
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"Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message
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> A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq and
> Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> results, check here
> (http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)

Most people?

Did you happen to read the disclaimer, "This QuickVote is not scientific and
reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to
participate. The results cannot be ***umed to represent the opinions of
Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole."?

Do the same poll on the Rush site and see what you get.

BTW, I took a look at the Ann Coulter book while I was at the local library
yesterday. After reading 10 pages of paragraphs all beginning with
"Liberals are dumb and evil because . . . " I gave up. Is there anyone on
the right with a modi*** of literary style and less vitriol? The only one
who came across as an idiot was Ann Coulter. But I suppose if you hear the
mantra often enough it becomes true in your minds.

I can't wait until November.

Speaking of polls, Fox News's latest, June 8-9 (900 registered voters
nationwide), gave Kerry the largest margin over Bush yet, 45% to 43%. Not a
landslide but a damn good trend since Fox has bucked the other polls results
in the past by showing Bush ahead by a point or two. L.A. Times June 5-8
(1,230 registered voters nationwide) finally gave Kerry a majority, 51%.
Gallup June 3-6 (599 likely voters nationwide) was close with Kerry at 50%
over Bush's 44%. Dontcha love polls?

"John Kerry raised a Democratic record $100 million from March through May,
lifting his presidential campaign to more than $140 million so far." AP
6/16/04

"Bluntly contradicting the Bush administration, the commission investigating
the Sept. 11 attacks reported Wednesday there was 'no credible evidence'
that Saddam Hussein helped al-Qaida target the United States." AP 6/16/04

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Chris Guynn wrote:
> "Michael Wolf" <michael.wolf@advalv***topspam.be> wrote in message
> news:JZudnX8OOukp903dRVn-ig@scarlet.biz...
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>>
>>Chris Guynn wrote:
>>
>>>A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
>>>corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq
>
> and
>
>>>Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
>>>results, check here
>>>(http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
>>>
>>
>>euh...Chris...71% said 'no'...
>
>
> hmmm... maybe <cough> didn't express my sarcasm as well as I'd hoped...

29% is still a lot though...

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"Greg Mossman" <mossman@qnet.com> wrote in message
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> "Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message
> news:ZEZzc.6317$634.4560@newssvr24.news.prodigy.co m...
> > A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> > corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq
and
> > Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> > results, check here
> > (http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
>
> Most people?
>
> Did you happen to read the disclaimer, "This QuickVote is not scientific
and
> reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to
> participate. The results cannot be ***umed to represent the opinions of
> Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole."?
>
> Do the same poll on the Rush site and see what you get.
>
> BTW, I took a look at the Ann Coulter book while I was at the local
library
> yesterday. After reading 10 pages of paragraphs all beginning with
> "Liberals are dumb and evil because . . . " I gave up. Is there anyone on
> the right with a modi*** of literary style and less vitriol? The only one
> who came across as an idiot was Ann Coulter. But I suppose if you hear
the
> mantra often enough it becomes true in your minds.
>
> I can't wait until November.
>
> Speaking of polls, Fox News's latest, June 8-9 (900 registered voters
> nationwide), gave Kerry the largest margin over Bush yet, 45% to 43%. Not
a
> landslide but a damn good trend since Fox has bucked the other polls
results
> in the past by showing Bush ahead by a point or two. L.A. Times June 5-8
> (1,230 registered voters nationwide) finally gave Kerry a majority, 51%.
> Gallup June 3-6 (599 likely voters nationwide) was close with Kerry at 50%
> over Bush's 44%. Dontcha love polls?
>
> "John Kerry raised a Democratic record $100 million from March through
May,
> lifting his presidential campaign to more than $140 million so far." AP
> 6/16/04
>
> "Bluntly contradicting the Bush administration, the commission
investigating
> the Sept. 11 attacks reported Wednesday there was 'no credible evidence'
> that Saddam Hussein helped al-Qaida target the United States." AP 6/16/04
>

You do realize that the vast majority of Americans don't start really
worrying about the election until around about Sept when the end of baseball
season is coming. Bu ttill be interesting come Nov.

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"Michael Wolf" <michael.wolf@advalv***topspam.be> wrote in message
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>
> Chris Guynn wrote:
> > "Michael Wolf" <michael.wolf@advalv***topspam.be> wrote in message
> > news:JZudnX8OOukp903dRVn-ig@scarlet.biz...
> >
> >>
> >>Chris Guynn wrote:
> >>
> >>>A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> >>>corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq
> >
> > and
> >
> >>>Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> >>>results, check here
> >>>(http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
> >>>
> >>
> >>euh...Chris...71% said 'no'...
> >
> >
> > hmmm... maybe <cough> didn't express my sarcasm as well as I'd hoped...
>
> 29% is still a lot though...

It's almost 30%... :-)

>
> --
> Michael Wolf
>
> -----
>
> Cthulhu For President.
> Why settle for the lesser evil?
>
> remove stopspam to reply
>

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"Greg Mossman" <mossman@qnet.com> wrote in message
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> "Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message
> news:ZEZzc.6317$634.4560@newssvr24.news.prodigy.co m...
> > A CNN QuickVote Poll, which can be found @ cnn.com in the lower right
> > corner, <cough> clearly shows that most people still believe that Iraq
and
> > Al Qaeda were in cahoots on 9/11 <cough>. If you just want to see the
> > results, check here
> > (http://www.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/result...4.exclude.html)
>
> Most people?
>
> Did you happen to read the disclaimer, "This QuickVote is not scientific
and
> reflects the opinions of only those Internet users who have chosen to
> participate. The results cannot be ***umed to represent the opinions of
> Internet users in general, nor the public as a whole."?
>
> Do the same poll on the Rush site and see what you get.
>
> BTW, I took a look at the Ann Coulter book while I was at the local
library
> yesterday. After reading 10 pages of paragraphs all beginning with
> "Liberals are dumb and evil because . . . " I gave up. Is there anyone on
> the right with a modi*** of literary style and less vitriol? The only one
> who came across as an idiot was Ann Coulter. But I suppose if you hear
the
> mantra often enough it becomes true in your minds.

That's pretty much the same impression I got, only I managed to stomach a
good deal more than just 10 pages. It didn't get any better after the first
10 pages.

>
> I can't wait until November.
>
> Speaking of polls, Fox News's latest, June 8-9 (900 registered voters
> nationwide), gave Kerry the largest margin over Bush yet, 45% to 43%. Not
a
> landslide but a damn good trend since Fox has bucked the other polls
results
> in the past by showing Bush ahead by a point or two. L.A. Times June 5-8
> (1,230 registered voters nationwide) finally gave Kerry a majority, 51%.
> Gallup June 3-6 (599 likely voters nationwide) was close with Kerry at 50%
> over Bush's 44%. Dontcha love polls?

They're wonderfully good for nothing.

>
> "John Kerry raised a Democratic record $100 million from March through
May,
> lifting his presidential campaign to more than $140 million so far." AP
> 6/16/04

Oh good. I guess it shows how strong the economy is since so many people
can afford to give so much.

>
> "Bluntly contradicting the Bush administration, the commission
investigating
> the Sept. 11 attacks reported Wednesday there was 'no credible evidence'
> that Saddam Hussein helped al-Qaida target the United States." AP 6/16/04

Wowsers, I never would have guessed.

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"Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message
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> > "Bluntly contradicting the Bush administration, the commission
> investigating
> > the Sept. 11 attacks reported Wednesday there was 'no credible evidence'
> > that Saddam Hussein helped al-Qaida target the United States." AP
6/16/04
>
> Wowsers, I never would have guessed.

Then my question of the day to you is, if a fact-finding commission that
interviewed witnesses all the way up the ladder to the (unelected) Prez and
reviewed all the pertinent evidence makes a finding that "bluntly"
contradicts that of the Bush Administration, does that mean that the Bush
Administration was lying to the American people when it sent our soldiers
off to die in Iraq? Isn't such a lie of greater magnitude than lying about
an illicit blowjob?

(I know, that's two questions, but I couldn't resist the second)

Best deal of the century, the 9-1-1 commission proved Bush was a liar at a
cost far below that expended by Ken Starr in his witch-hunt.

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In article <40d0a246$0$106$6c56adcd@news.qnet.com>, Greg Mossman
<mossman@qnet.com> wrote:

> "Chris Guynn" <chris.guynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message
> news:xI%zc.6375$AE4.1446@newssvr24.news.prodigy.co m...
>
> > > "Bluntly contradicting the Bush administration, the commission
> > investigating
> > > the Sept. 11 attacks reported Wednesday there was 'no credible evidence'
> > > that Saddam Hussein helped al-Qaida target the United States." AP
> 6/16/04
> >
> > Wowsers, I never would have guessed.
>
> Then my question of the day to you is, if a fact-finding commission that
> interviewed witnesses all the way up the ladder to the (unelected) Prez and
> reviewed all the pertinent evidence makes a finding that "bluntly"
> contradicts that of the Bush Administration, does that mean that the Bush
> Administration was lying to the American people when it sent our soldiers
> off to die in Iraq? Isn't such a lie of greater magnitude than lying about
> an illicit blowjob?
>
> (I know, that's two questions, but I couldn't resist the second)
>
> Best deal of the century, the 9-1-1 commission proved Bush was a liar at a
> cost far below that expended by Ken Starr in his witch-hunt.
>
>

Someone needs to tell Cheney that his party's script has changed. He's
still reading from the old one:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlates...205170,00.html