[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William J. Foristal) writes:
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998 12:26:38 -0800 "Ronald Helm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>"Ronald Helm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>>"Creative statistics" is certainly nothing new, but is unquestionably
>an
>>
>>area in which Bill Clinton and his friends excel. Take for instance
>the
>>
>>President's sky-high job approval numbers. While the media marvels
>>that,
>> despite everything, people are generally happy with a President who
>>isn't rocking the boat of prosperity, they completely fail to report
>>the
>>real story: U.S. News and World Report's latest poll reveals that
>>fully
>>50 percent of Americans disapprove of the President as a person,
>with a
>>
>>mere 36 percent supporting him. Even worse still, Mr. Clinton's
>>support
>>among Democratic women has dropped a whopping 17 percent.
>>
>>In an impeachment scenario the results of this are obvious:
>Americans
>>might think their accountant or lawyer or nanny competent, but if
>they
>>caught her taking bribes from family enemies or sexually assaulting
>>their
>> children, her job would evaporate. No wonder the President hasn't
>>given
>> an interview since January 21st. A lack of proof is all that keeps
>the
>>
>>pink slip away.
>>
>>Twisted polling numbers of this sort will ultimately have little
>effect,
>>
>>because the legal process will grind on relentlessly, without any
>regard
>>
>>to them.
>
>Ron
HI Ron,
Are creative statistics also used in the one you posted about the gun law
in Georgia? <G>
Bill
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