MSNBC Poll on What Shrub Knew.

[lolly]

Amazingly enough, they don't have a poll about the Super Bowl.

Did the White House knowingly misrepresent intelligence on Iraq? * 23117 responses

No. The administration was misled, too 19%
Yes. Bush and Cheney knew the intelligence was wrong 75%
I don't know 6%

link:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032542/

[Democrats unite]

1. I voted.

The numbers are still the same as what you posted.

[revcarol]

2. Crazy question AGAIN.

SLANTED, AGAIN. Trying to blame the intelligence community for BUSH'S OSP lies.

[fob]

17. Yeah, what total crap! The intelligence was/is SOLID GOLD!

It's the use/misuse/abuse of that intelligence at the White House that is the problem!

The cia gathered info that SH was not a threat to the US, had no connections to alqueda and/or 911. What is the problem with that, exactly?

Methinks the idea of sharpening the sword you want the CIA to fall on is a not a good plan, I wish bush* godspeed in implementing it as fast as possible though!

[TruthIsAll]

3. Propaganda Poll! : Rove is feeding Msnbc to frame the" investigation"

Did the White House knowingly misrepresent intelligence on Iraq? * 23135 responses

No. The administration was misled, too 19%
Yes. Bush and Cheney knew the intelligence was wrong 75%
I don't know 6%

THE CIA INTEL WAS CORRECT. AND THE OTHER AGENCIES WERE RIGHT. WILSON WAS RIGHT. RITTER WAS RIGHT. BLIX WAS RIGHT.

NO WMD.

BUT CHENEY AND RUMMIE AND WOLFIE AT OSP WOULDN'T HAVE IT.

THEY LIED AND INVENTED BOGUS WMD TO JUSTIFY THE WAR.

IT'S TIME TO IMPEACH!

[lolly]

5. Didn't even notice that . . .

Instead of asking "Did they distort the intelligence," poll assumes that intelligence DID claim that Iraq had WMD, and Shrub et al. just went along.

Oh, well.

At least there seems to be a large number of people who believe he at least went along with a lie . . .

[Nevernose]

9. When did you stop beating your wife? (n/t)

n/t

[jmatthan]

4. I get a message that

they are unable to record my vote!!

Obviously the vote has been so overwhelmingly against Bush and his cronies that they have decided to stop any further inputs till they can do a balancing act!!

Jacob Matthan
http://www.findians.com/educated.html
Oulu, Finland

[NJCher]

6. I've had that happen to me frequently, too

I interpreted it as a way of skewing the vote.


Cher

[DoYouEverWonder]

8. I can't even vote because I an incompatible browser

Netscape is incompatible on a site like MSNBC. Give me a break. That's one way to screen out a certain type of person.

[Devlzown]

15. Me too -- I use Mozilla.

I guess we should expect more of that from MSnbc.

[dusty64]

11. Me neither.

When I went I got results only and no chance to vote.


Did the White House knowingly misrepresent intelligence on Iraq? * 24390 responses


No. The administration was misled, too
18%

Yes. Bush and Cheney knew the intelligence was wrong
76%

I don't know
6%

[truthspeaker]

7. follow up question

Did MSNBC fail to report on all the intelligence experts who doubted the WMD claims before the war even started?

[leesa]

10. Bogus question. The intelligence was right. Bush and Cheney lied.

[rhino47]

12. I wonder if people dont know why do they vote in a poll?

I got my vote in with no problems.

[NewJeffCT]

13. 76% knew now

9:30 EST and it was up to 76% saying that Bush/Cheney knew it was wrong...

[TNOE]

14. Wow - 76% YES

:kick: bye bye Bush*

[IowaBiker]

16. Nixon Numbers!

The ratio here reminds me of the numbers Nixon was getting when people were polled on a cover up.

I recall a what a comedianonce said about Nixon's polling numbers, The remaining 18% would believe Nixon if he choked Pat to death on national TV and claimed she was having a heart attack and he was only helping her by holding her up by the neck!"

I've been convinced since day one that this President would leave office with fewer than 30% of the voters supporting him.

He's well on his way with this.

--Brian

[LEW]

18. done

amazing 76%

[Bandit]

19. Over 25,000 votes cast and 76% say they knew info was wrong

Drip Drip Drip.

[Hamlette]

20. why do people bother to vote "don't know"

on an internet poll? If I have no opinion (like the Jackson boob vs the Madonna kiss question) I just move on. Odd.

The CIA doesn't "get" intelligence "wrong". The CIA is not (should not be) in the business of interpreting intel. That is a political function. It's like letting the cop on the beat decide if you are guilty of speeding. Judges or juries do that. Silly argument. Kay is a pawn or a whore but at least he told the truth about the weapons themselves.

[calimary]

21. 76 percent no, 18 percent yes, as of now.

drip - drip - drip

No. I think now it's more like PLOP-PLOP-PLOP-PLOP-PLOP-PLOP-PLOP.

Soon there will be the sound of rushing waters...

[never cry wolf]

22. Done and kicked.....n/t

[Cooley Hurd]

23. 19% No... 76% Yes!

Did the White House knowingly misrepresent intelligence on Iraq? *

26478 responses

19% - No. The administration was misled, too

76% - Yes. Bush and Cheney knew the intelligence was wrong

6% - I don't know