DU this poll

[Carolab]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/?GT1=6305

[Kerrytravelers]

1. Done.

The justice system worked. It showed that it can not be manipulated, even by those in the highest offices in the land.

This was my response. Don't expect to see it listed.

[Alizaryn]

2. done

[BlueIris]

3. DONE.

And when I did it, the number of respondents who felt the American court system FAILED was at 43%. 43...FORTY-THREE PERCENT!!! I...I have no words.

[vademocrat]

4. Done -

I started to reply but after rereading a few quotes I was overwhelmed by the sheer idiocy of these people and decided not to become flame bait.

I can accept differing opinions but this utter lack of understanding or comprehension of how our system actually works is appalling. I just want to say "America, Love it or Leave it!" (I've wanted to use that against the right since Vietnam -- :shrug:)

[Hobarticus]

5. Evah-lovin' DONE

[BlueIris]

6. Kick.

[MelissaB]

7. done!

[BlueIris]

8. Kick again. Because, kids? The NON-DU numbers here

are horrifying. And as a group, I'd love it if we could get better at contributing to these polls.

[Carolab]

9. .

[liberaltrucker]

10. Freaking done

:thumbsup:

[trayfoot]

11. Done! Now 57 percent worked.........43 percent failed.

eom

[BlueIris]

13. It's STILL 43%???!!! WTF???!!!

Thanks for trying, all who've tried, but DAMN. Did the Freepers get there first?

[Carolab]

15. I think it's "fixed".

Hasn't changed for HOURS. Moreover, read the "comments". MOST of them are rather freeperish in nature. I submitted mine but it hasn't shown up.

I smell a rat.

[BlueIris]

17. Why am I not surprised?

At least the one at CNN.com right now isn't too horrible...exactly...

[Not_Giving_Up]

12. Done

It's now at

Worked: 57%
Failed: 43%

[phish420]

14. done nt

[cquik18]

16. Done, baby!

:-D

[BlueIris]

18. Kick one last time, to remind posters IT'S ESSENTIAL

to continue contributing to polls like this one. William Pitt once explained in a far more compelling manner than I ever could why it is key that polls represent, as much as possible, what public opinion in America actually looks like. Politicians and other influential groups (advertisers, what's left of independent media) make major decisions based on polling data. Online polls are particularly critical. So, let's stay on it, hmmm? I know I will definitely be more aggressive about finding the polls and bringing them here.

[Crunchy Frog]

19. Done.

And sent them my comments as well.

[Debs]

20. Done