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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: _Schadenfreude_ on August 06, 2004, 05:01:32 PM
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Interesting article on MSN on US economy - more interesting however is the vote button - when I voted it said Kerry 57%, Bush
41%
Just a little something to keep the Neocons pushing buttons all weekend to even upt he score.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5624615/
287000 responses so far...
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That is just silly if it allows you or me to vote. We totally skew the results as we can't vote in the actual election.
But, I pushed Kerry for the same reason you did....even though I want to see Bush win.;)
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sheesh Curval I was hoping to get the neocons hopped up and indignant so they spent all weekend trying to get Bush's numbers higher than 41%.
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SORRY most of us have to work and havent been home all day .Some one has to pay all those taxes.
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Just voted Kerry:D
new numbers...
Kerry 58%
Bush Jr. 40%
total votes: * 300,437 responses
the rest are for Nader :)
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and remember... you can only vote ONCE!
sorry neocons
:)
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If the presidential election were held this week, who would you vote for? * 17261 responses
George W. Bush
27%
John Kerry
71%
Ralph Nader
2%
Not a scientifically valid survey.
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It's not scientific because it's non-random and can include multiple voting and/or people who aren't even eligible to vote. Enjoy it if it floats your boat, but understand that it means nothing.
-- Todd/Leviathn
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I think that JibJab should play on the computer vote screen before you are allowed to enter your choice.
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Landslide Nader!
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Originally posted by Dead Man Flying
It's not scientific because it's non-random and can include multiple voting and/or people who aren't even eligible to vote. Enjoy it if it floats your boat, but understand that it means nothing.
-- Todd/Leviathn
Ah... but anyone that has had Stats 101 knows this. ;)
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>>Interesting article on MSN on US economy - more interesting however is the vote button - when I voted it said Kerry 57%, Bush
41%
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Extremely interesting as most internet polls tend to lean conservative. Of course, until the debates, it hard to say how close this will be, but I think its shaping up to be a squeaker.