MSNBC Live Poll: Was President Bush Right To Authorize NSA ...

[Mark E. Smith]

... eavesdropping on Americans?

24%: Yes, it was essential for national security.
71%: No, it's unconstitutional.
04%: I'm not sure.
01%: I don't care.

59,073 responses.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10491945

[rodeodance]

1. No; it's unconstitutional 71%----* 59533 responses

Was President Bush right to authorize NSA eavesdropping on Americans? * 59533 responses
Yes; it was essential for national security
24%
No; it's unconstitutional 71%
I'm not sure
4%
I don't care
1%
Not a scientifically valid survey. Click to learn more.

[Cobalt Violet]

2. Done!

It's amazing 29% don't have a clue about the constitution.

[jamesinca]

3. That 29% are called Republicans

[chelsea0011]

9. And how many repukes do you think were spied on?

Open season on the Left.

[goddess40]

10. I'd call them fascists

I don't know where the real republicans are but they aren't in DC

[qanda]

4. I swear some people would support Bush even

If he peed in their corn flakes.

:kick:

[WLKjr]

5. He violated the consitution, THIS is impeachable.

[woodcutter]

6. Anyone

who would give up their rights in the name of freedom and protection deserves neither.

[Douglas Carpenter]

7. done and kick and recommended --

[chelsea0011]

8. 1% don't care. What do you suppose they do care about?

[Cobalt Violet]

18. Survivor, Apprentice?

:shrug:

[MANative]

11. Done and

now up to 86% no with 14% yes.

[chelaque liberal]

12. 60130 responses, percentage the same

* 60130 responses that's a significant number


24% Yes; it was essential for national security


71% No; it's unconstitutional


4% I'm not sure


1% I don't care

[WLKjr]

13. done

[LiberalinNC]

14. I'm sure all of us are on the list of being "watched"

:evilgrin:

[ComerPerro]

15. CNN had this piece on it last night, I saw

Talking about how they will only use it to keep America safe from terrorists.

Although, its nice how the definition of a word like terrorist can change.

Right-wing extremist who blows up government buildings with the expressed purpose of undermining the government and killing innocent people?

Not a terrorist.

Political opponent of a Republican president or presidential candidate:

Terrorist?

Maybe someday soon...

After all, look at how outraged they got at Kerry and the Democrats in 2004 for trying to "unseat the president during wartime"...

[HysteryDiagnosis]

16. Problem is that the "gubmint" is our "employee(s)". We can and

will fire this batch of unconstitutional employees.

[ClintonTyree]

20. Not until........

the make-up of Congress is changed. A Republican majority guarantees bush won't be impeached, that's why the '06 elections are so important. If the country LASTS until then, that is.

[Solly Mack]

17. That such a question is even asked in a so called "free" country

is very telling.

[DemonFighterLives]

19. Done

A fundy called C-spn this morning and thought it would be OK. If you were doing nothing wrong, then what do you have to worry about. I immediately thought of dubby's relationship with God. If you don't sin, then you don't have to worry about the wrath of God. All praise to dubby the prime overseer for the Lord.
O8)
Sorry God, I know that you don't want to be smeared with this fool- forgive me.
:hide:

[Ian David]

21. Done

Was President Bush right to authorize NSA eavesdropping on Americans? * 63265 responses
Yes; it was essential for national security
24%
No; it's unconstitutional
71%
I'm not sure
4%
I don't care
1%

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10491945

[FtWayneBlue]

22. Open and shut impeachment case here, Hill people.

Was President Bush right to authorize NSA eavesdropping on Americans? * 64325 responses


Yes; it was essential for national security
25%

No; it's unconstitutional
70%

I'm not sure
4%

I don't care
1%

Not a scientifically valid survey.

[Vidar]

23. done

[KansDem]

24. Completed

5% either don't care or are not sure? :wtf:

[uncle ray]

25. i say if/when "we" ge back in power

we have the NSA open files on the 24% or so of the country that feels it's A-ok. after all, they have nothing to hide. especially the freeptards that feel so strongly that this is ok that they are undoubtedly freeping it.:puke:

[McCamy Taylor]

26. Where is the "Hell, no!" option?

[me b zola]

27. MSNBC is also asking for e-mails :p

Was President Bush right to authorize NSA eavesdropping on Americans? * 75537 responses


Yes; it was essential for national security................25%

No; it's unconstitutional..................................70%

I'm not sure................................................4%

I don't care................................................1%