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In reply to the discussion: Majority Disapproves of Decision Not to Charge Clinton on Emails (POLL) [View all]TeddyR
(2,493 posts)43. Not at all
I'm saying that 30% of Dems were disappointed she wasn't indicted (according to this poll), and was just asking if that number represented the "fringe left."
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w4rma
Jul 2016
OP
Who is mind reading? Just suggested you take another look at that last paragraph
emulatorloo
Jul 2016
#41
"Accurate information"? The poll talks about "the FBI's decision not to charge Clinton". Is that..
George II
Jul 2016
#21
Pollsters should be more careful about the semantics they use. Are you rooting against Clinton here?
George II
Jul 2016
#29
Everyone should be careful about the semantics that they use. I'm a yellow dog Democrat. (nt)
w4rma
Jul 2016
#33
Maybe because she is not Stalin so we don't have to be totally obedient lap dogs for everything she
Akicita
Jul 2016
#84
Actually that 70% probably includes everyone who wasn't going to vote for her anyway
Scootaloo
Jul 2016
#35
Meaning that more of them will probably bother to vote than might have been the case otherwise.
forest444
Jul 2016
#69
Oh, I totally agree that we can't let up for a single second. Three months is three months...
Moonwalk
Jul 2016
#85
Obama coalition and sane Republicans will crawl over broken glass to keep Trump out of White House.
emulatorloo
Jul 2016
#10
The candidates haven't even been formally nominated. This enthusiasm stuff is ginned up....
George II
Jul 2016
#26
Yes, it's summer and people are getting their "fix" on television. We've cancelled...
George II
Jul 2016
#45
There are plenty of good things to say about the Dem Platform and the Dem nominee
emulatorloo
Jul 2016
#48
So you're saying that 30% of Democrats will vote for Trump instead of Clinton because of this?
George II
Jul 2016
#34
No one could have realistic concerns about Sidney Blumenthal and the role he played. No one...
think
Jul 2016
#16
Exactly what CORPORATE MEDIA expected when they repeated the lies of GOP narrative…as usual.
blm
Jul 2016
#42
Exactly. This is a good example of how propaganda influences opinion. ZERO classified emails.
L. Coyote
Jul 2016
#49
You should have said former Republican. His sworn testimony confirmed that he is no longer a
24601
Jul 2016
#89
He didn't fool me. Comey and the Republicans read from one script, albeit a clever deceit.
L. Coyote
Jul 2016
#90
Have you reviewed every one and, in your official judgment as a presidentially-appointed original
24601
Jul 2016
#91
Yes. That's quite bizarre. They also say that they interview "a minimum of 35 Spanish speaking
Squinch
Jul 2016
#66
I question this poll, because who the hell watches ABC news or read newspaper whose daily...
Crowman1979
Jul 2016
#59
Combination of bullshit corporate polling methods, corporate media framing, and DUMB people.
RBInMaine
Jul 2016
#73
+we never heard a word about the 22+ emails dumped from White House server by Bush/Cheney after 9/11
judesedit
Jul 2016
#75
When people have decided that someone is guilty, no amount of proof will convince them (nt)
LongtimeAZDem
Jul 2016
#77