CNN Poll: Do you think the United States "chose to ignore" information....

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http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/03/21/iraq.weapons/index.html
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QUICKVOTE
Do you think the United States "chose to ignore" information provided by weapons inspectors before the Iraq war?

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Results as of 4:09am 3/21/04

Do you think the United States "chose to ignore" information provided by weapons inspectors before the Iraq war?

Yes 74% 59775 votes

No 26% 20536 votes

[jbfam4]

1. Do you think the United States

The first part should be changed to Do you think bush ignored the information provided by weapons inspectors.

[ClintonTyree]

2. My first thought as well...............

it wasn't the United States that ignored this information, it was the Bush administration. They are not synonymous. Again, the "liberal media" protecting the illegal squatter from having to take responsibility for these failures. It's now the United States' fault, not Bush's. We're all to blame, not Bush. If you listen to the media, you'd think this shithead has never made a mistake in his life.

[KittyWampus]

10. Exactly, Just What I Thought Too!

take the blame off the President? Don't think so.

[Hekate]

3. kick

Do you think the United States "chose to ignore" information provided by weapons inspectors
before the Iraq war?

Yes 75% 63511 votes

No 25% 21713 votes

Total: 85224 votes

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4. So basically, the question is "are you aware of the facts, or not?"

Because anybody that paid attention to what Blix and others were saying knows the bush regime (right, not the US, but bush) ignored facts (in addition to flat out lying).

Anybody voting no to that question, 25% as of this post, is either ignorant or in denial of the facts.

[NNN0LHI]

11. Or that 25% does not want to lose their tax cut for the wealthy? n/t

[RebelOne]

5. Done. Still 74% yes.

[displacedtexan]

6. kick

important to keep this kicked!

[xchrom]

7. done

[devinsgram]

8. Done - thanks

[OneTwentyoNine]

9. Voted 73% yes right now....

[NewJeffCT]

12. poll is getting Freeped - down to 72% now

Come on DU - keep hitting this one.

[LoZoccolo]

13. 72% yes, 28% no

We're losing some ground!
:kick:

[Kimber Scott]

14. Y 72, N 28

Do you think the United States "chose to ignore" information provided by weapons inspectors before the Iraq war?

Yes 72% 106175 votes

No 28% 40812 votes
Total: 146987 votes

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15. The American media is acting innocent...

...but they 'chose to ignore' this same information.