Re: Loath by the rich: Why Hugo Chavez is heading for a
stunning victory
by Perelman, Michael
08 August 2004 03:03 UTC
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Right wing polls show Chavez loosing. Isn't that correct,
Michael L?
With the possibility of fraud, can we really expect a victory?
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Michael,
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POLL: Many Americans Still Unsure Whom To Vote Against.
WASHINGTON, DC-According to Gallup Poll results released Monday, 6
percent of Americans are still undecided about whether to vote against
President Bush or Democratic challenger John Kerry in November's
presidential election.
At first, I
of respondents also said they want the
U.S. to pull out of Iraq, up seven percent from last month.
for public opinion poll junkies...
re. above, since fdr, only carter and bush the first began re-election
bid year above 50% in polls and lost (bush the second started this year
above 50%)...
also
from MS SLATE's news summary:
the [Washington] Post goes Page One with a poll concluding that Bush's
support is continuing to drop, with the president now getting a
47 percent approval rating, the lowest the Post has ever recorded
for Bush. Forty percent of respondents also said they want the
this information, either
for the present or the recent past?
Peter
Yes I've posted quite a bit on this. Here's the latest. Other polls
tell pretty much the same story. Another stunning factoid: only 17% of
US respondents could give the correct number of Iraqis among the 9/11
hijackers (0
(i.e. conditional
probabilities)? Does anyone on this list have this information, either
for the present or the recent past?
Peter
Yes I've posted quite a bit on this. Here's the latest. Other polls
tell pretty much the same story. Another stunning factoid: only 17%
of US respondents could
!
Cheers, Ken Hanly
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From: Doug Henwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The New York Times presented more polling data today. One question that
interests me is how opinion is split based on the role of
disinformation. Specifically, how do the percentages of those for or
against the war differ depending on whether respondents believe that
Iraq was responsible for
Doug Henwood posted data on this to his list. Maybe he could resend them
here. There was a striking difference according whether or not people
held the evil Saddam responsible for 9-11 or not.
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 01:13:07PM -0800, Peter Dorman wrote:
The New York Times presented more
Negative Views of U.S. Are Increasing in Europe, Poll Finds
By CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS and MARJORIE CONNELLY The New York Times
WASHINGTON, March 19 As the Bush administration drives toward war in Iraq
(news - web sites), resentment and hostility are building toward America in
general and Mr. Bush
Other countries' opposition to the Bush administration's policy on
Iraq is
not hard to explain. Just look at the public-opinion polls taken
within
the past month.
Start with the United States and Britain, the coalition of the most
willing. How do the American and British
Challenges Turkish Polls
Fri Nov 1,11:04 AM ET
By Ayla Jean Yackley
HAZRO, Turkey (Reuters) - The fragile peace that has fallen on
Turkey's war-scarred and poverty-stricken southeast has brought
neither jobs, new industry nor a return to the former pastoral
way of life.
Many here instead count
Can someone please tell me why voter.com's poll is so out-of-whack
with all the other polls?
For just how disconnected the DC debate on tax cuts are from what the public
wants (and how sad the progressive movement is for not stirring up more
outrage), here are some recent poll numbers on taxes and spending. What is
amazing is how deep the well of interest is in hitting the rich with
At 9:30 AM 10/5/95, R. Anders Schneiderman wrote:
A while back, someone posted some very interesting poll numbers showing
that when you ask people to self-identify their class, most say "middle
class", but if you give them a range of choices that include "working
class," the numbers shift
I'm in the process of studying how various introductory courses in
neo-classical economics change prison students' political conservatism
and economic sophistication. We asked students to self-identify their
family's social class from a range of options. What surprised me was that
48%
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