DU this poll on top recent presidents

[NewJeffCT]

Reagan is way out in front right now... the poll is on the right.

http://www.wtic.com/

[LTR]

1. Everybody vote Clinton!!!

Here's the results so far:

George H.W. Bush ( 7.5%) (!!!)

William J Clinton ( 29.0%)

Jimmy Carter ( 14.0%) (better than Bush??)

Ronald Reagan ( 49.5%)

[Bluzmann57]

2. Voted Carter

the wording said the "President you most admire", not the best, so Carter got my vote. I have a great deal of admiration for President Carter, as he is a man of peace.

[Benhurst]

4. Also voted for Carter ...

:kick:

[diplomats]

5. Good point

[rasputin1952]

12. Carter was also a man of principles...

I cannot recall one time where he renegged on his principles over political ideology.

I voted Clinton, but Carter is an exceptional man, and I have nothing but the utmost respect for him.

O8)

[diplomats]

3. Now it's Reagan 42 percent, Clinton 35 percent

The Big Dog is catching up! (BTW, it's the president you most admire, not the best president, althouh I'm not sure there's much of a difference.)

[Gringo]

6. Actually Reagan/Bush are losing to Clinton/Carter

cool!

William J Clinton + Jimmy Carter 53%

Ronald Reagan +George H.W. Bush 47%

[Tripper11]

7. Here are the results after my vote.....

George H.W. Bush
( 6.1%)

William J Clinton
( 36.7%)

Jimmy Carter
( 19.7%)

Ronald Reagan
( 37.4%)

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

Aaaaaaaaand Clinton edges to the lead! (nt)

[dand]

8. Reagan Clinton tied

10:33 EST

[Bandit]

9. You all must be looking at different results than I see

What is there now is Reagan 50% Clinton 13% Bush 39% and Carter @ 6%

[The Blue Knight]

10. Carter a man of peace?!?!?! LOLOLOL

A TRUE "man of peace" would be osmebody like Ariel "the Butcher" Sharon. Even Bush labeled him a man of peace!!!

</sarcasm off>

[NewJeffCT]

11. poll is being freeped now

or re-freeped.

[Cat Atomic]

13. Or rigged at the source.

They do that alot in these online polls.

[NewJeffCT]

16. true

most of their personalities are members of the Reich Wing, with the thankful exception of Colin McEnroe & Bruce Stevens in the afternoon.

Their morning host (Ray Dunaway) the other day was laughing off a comment of a Democratic candidate the other day about how we could have paid for universal health care with money spent in Iraq saying how Iraq had cost us $80 MILLION??? So, he said that at $80 million, he was saying that health care would cost 33 cents a person...

I'm not a supporter of that candidate, but I almost fired off an angry email to him, saying that the cost for 2003 was about $150 BILLION, and for the 44 million w/o health insurance, that would amount to coverage for a little more than $3,400.

Today, he was going to have on a guy to talk about how the Democrats are beholden to the special interests, citing George Soros - but, I'm sure he conveniently forgot that Soros' $15 million is dwarfed by contributions by Richard Mellon Scaife, the Coors family, the guy from Northwestern Mutual... not to mention Conrad Black and Rupert Murdoch.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

14. It's been freeped-George I in second place behind Reagan?

:wtf:

[camero]

15. It's AM radio

Hordes of Rush listeners on AM radio. It will probably stay freeped. :crazy:

I voted for Clinton.

[dand]

17. Clinton out front

12:44 PM EST

[Raenelle]

18. Clinton at 34%; next in line, RR, with 30%.

That'll put their shorts in a knot.

[ComerPerro]

19. Screw them

We have Clinton and Carter.

They just have Reagan and poppy Bush.

And of course they will vote Reagan, in hopes that their psychotic devotion to him will suddenly make him great.