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Question: What Republican has called for censoring privately owned liberal media outlets like ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN?
11/18/10 Democrat Jay Rockefeller: “There’s a little bug inside of me which wants to get the FCC to say to Fox and to MSNBC, ‘Out. Off. End. Goodbye.”’ Of course this government bureaucrat is aware that FoxNews is a giant compared to MSNBC but, like all liberals, his main interest is to silence those who disagree with liberal opinions:
-12/08 Zogby poll on which is the most trusted TV news source: FoxNews 39%, CNN 16%, MSNBC 15%. The most trusted news personalities: Rush Limbaugh 13%; Bill O’Reilly 10%; Chris Mathews 2%.
-1/27/10 The Guardian, Nielson poll: “Fox most trusted news channel in U. S.”: Fox News 49%, CNN 39%, ABC 31%, CBS 32%, NBC 35%.
-1/10 Public Policy Poll, a Democratic leaning pollster, found that Fox News was trusted by more people than ABC News, CBS News, CNN, and NBC news.
So, liberals, does it bother you that your leaders want to shut us up because we disagree with you?
Didn’t think so.
Hey Jay! It’s not a little bug inside you, it’s a fascist germ!
But maybe liberals can’t help themselves? 10/28/10, NBC: UCSD, Harvard find “Liberal Gene” as partial answer as to why liberals think the way they do.
Notice that they can’t name one single Republican?
Notice that some people don’t even know that PBS is not privately owned but rather is a non-profit organization which receives tax money through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting?
Notice that, as I said, there can be no reasoning with socialists — I mean liberals?
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Answer by I Speak For All Liberals
We Liberals believe that our opinions are really FACT…and that anything a Republican says should be outlawed!
Question: As a Republican do you believe a Democratic administration would deny health care to Republicans?
GOP hints Dems would deny Republicans health care
From Associated Press
August 28, 2009 1:42 PM EDT
WASHINGTON – The Republican national party has mailed a fundraising appeal suggesting Democrats might use an overhaul of the health care system to deny medical treatment to Republicans.
A questionnaire accompanying the appeal says the government could check voting registration records, “prompting fears that GOP voters might be discriminated against for medical treatment in a Democrat-imposed health care rationing system.”
It asks, “Does this possibility concern you?”
Katie Wright, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee, said the question was “inartfully worded.”
But she said people should worry because government officials would have access to personal financial and medical data.
“The RNC doesn’t try to scare people,” said Wright. “We’re just trying to get the facts out on health care. And that’s what we do every day.”
Jon Vogel, executive director of the Democratic House campaign organization, called the GOP letter “shameless fear-mongering.”
In a fundraising e-mail of his own seeking to raise $ 100,000 by Aug. 31, Vogel wrote the Republican accusation was “just a preview of the falsehoods, fabrications and outright lies Republicans will be pushing when Congress returns in September.”
The allegation is the latest instance in which some critics of the health care effort have made inflammatory unfounded claims – such as conservatives who claimed the legislation would create “death panels” that they said could lead to euthanizing elderly people.
The suggestion that Republicans might not receive care is included in a “Future of American Health Care Survey” containing 13 questions, most of which are critical of the Democratic health care effort. The technique, referred to as a “push poll,” is used often in political campaigns by both parties and is designed to spread negative information, not to sample public opinion.
Another question asks, “Do you believe it is justified to ration health care regardless of whether an individual has contributed to the cost of the treatment?”
The survey is accompanied by a two-page letter signed by Michael Steele, chairman of the national Republican party. The letter accuses Democrats of “moving swiftly to bring European-style socialized medicine here,” but makes no mention of the possibility that Republicans might be denied coverage.
Wright did not immediately respond when asked who had crafted the wording of the survey questions, and which GOP officials had signed off on it.
The questionnaire was first reported by The Washington Independent, a progressive-leaning nonprofit news and politics Web site based in Washington.
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Answer by truth seeker
there would have to be a pretty serious kool aid addiction before anyone could believe that to be true.
Question: Are “push polls” hurting Republican candidates now that Americans are catching on?
Push polls were a large part of what helped Bush retain the White House in 2004:
http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/articles/2004/03/21/the_anatomy_of_a_smear_campaign/
A push poll is where, using the guise of opinion polling, disinformation about a candidate or issue is planted in the minds of those being ‘surveyed’. Push-polls are designed to shape, rather than measure, public opinion.
Questions in recent push polls have looked something like this:
On a scale of 1 to 10, how honest do you think Hillary Clinton is about her involvement in the deaths of persons who have opposed her?
Which candidate do you believe is most likely to have Islamic fundamentalist relations?
Which do you find to be more important, Hillary’s amnesty for skilled laborers or Mike Huckabee’s plan for energy independence?
Say what you will, but I have not found a push poll that attacks Republicans… look at the kind of results we get on the Fox polls:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,298297,00.html
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Answer by wiseless
wow whose polls are those? wth
Question: Are leftists still dismissing Rasmussen as a “Republican Poll”?
Leftists loved Rasmussen when it nailed Comrade Obama’s election a year ago. But then Rasmussen starting polling Americans and showing their discontent with ObamaCare. So Rasmussen became a “Republican Poll” and was no good. Now, Rasmussen absolutely nailed the New Jersey election while Gallup and another one or two got caught with their pants down predicting a Speedy Gonzalez Corzine victory.
So, is Rasmussen still just a “Republican Poll” or are leftists coming around to the sobering fact that it is the most accurate both when it goes their way (Comrade Obama’s election) and when it doesn’t (ObamaCare, Corzine’s election)?
LOL, leftists just don’t get it. Bye Bye presumably reads what I said and still goes with the talking point. Unbelievable.
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Answer by BMT
And maybe they should take a look at this:
http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache:ggGLy2IYzB0J:www.fordham.edu/images/academics/graduate_schools/gsas/elections_and_campaign_/poll%2520accuracy%2520in%2520the%25202008%2520presidential%2520election.pdf+rasmussen+fordham&hl=en&gl=us
Leftists just despise the truth.