DU these poll, Whose image should be on the dime? (unfreep!)

[jenk]

http://www.cnn.com/

Whose image should be on the dime?

Ronald Reagan 24% 18544 votes

Franklin Roosevelt 76% 57584 votes

Total: 76128 votes

let's continue to blow raygun out of the water here

This one too! IT'S BEEN FREEPED!

http://www.daytondailynews.com/?16146

and this!

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2003-12-05-reagan-dime_x.htm
Quick question results

Which president should appear on the U.S. dime?

55.13%
Switch to Ronald Reagan
44.87%
Keep Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Total Votes:29538

help out FDR!

[Timefortruth]

1. kick

It wouldn't surprise me at all if they get away with this.

[Toucano]

2. Done and done!

[Jerseycoa]

3. FDR

:kick:

[laura888]

4. I voted! thanks for the heads up

reagan's not as popular as CBS thinks

[cosmicdot]

5. Keep FDR (March of Dimes)

CNN

Whose image should be on the dime?

Ronald Reagan 24% 18816 votes

Franklin Roosevelt 76% 58461 votes
Total: 77277 votes


Dayton Daily

Should Reagan be on the dime?

Yes 1553
No 1486





USA Today

Which president should appear on the U.S. dime?

55.11%
Switch to Ronald Reagan
44.89%
Keep Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Total Votes:29558

[laura888]

7. how can I unfreep the USAToday poll?

[jenk]

8. vote over and over I guess

[laura888]

10. can't find the poll on their site

any ideas?

[jenk]

12. re

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2003-12-05-reagan-dime_x.htm

it's the quick question

[never cry wolf]

6. done, done and done....n/t

:kick:

[laura888]

16. thanks - I voted

FDR not lookin' too good over there, unfortunately...

[mmonk]

9. Absolutely ridiculous

They should try to honor Reagan a different way (or a different coin). We can't let them do it. FDR took a broke country and helped make it the dominant country on the planet. We can't let them try to erase FDR.

[UrbScotty]

11. FDR, FDR, and FDR!

;-)

[HuckleB]

13. The USA Today one is still freeped...

Go and get 'em!

[dolo amber]

14. Hmmm....

I tried to vote on the first one, the CNN one...after I clicked *vote* the window opened with this interesting message:



edit: see? ;)

[Mattforclark]

15. I brought FDR up .3 percent

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I am sure some other people voted, but I probably did most of it :)

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[Military Brat]

17. I'm willing to put Reagan's image on a wooden nickel

:evilgrin:

Edit: Notice how USA Today intentionally prejudices the vote with the "happy idiot" photo of Reagan vs. the tight-lipped saggy-faced baggy-eyed visage of FDR.

Looks like they've been perusing the Rovian playbook.

[slaveplanet]

18. USA Today poll anomaly

Using the AOL browser, the poll doesn't load correctly. FDR button is inactive and when I press on Reagan -the black dot appears. (Rigged?)

so I fired up IE and FDR button works for IE browser.

I tried the AOL browser twice...so I KNOW it won't let me vote FDR with that browser.

anyone else have this happen?

[_NorCal_D_]

19. Voted

Results:
CNN
Ronald Reagan 24% 20533 votes

Franklin Roosevelt 76% 64072 votes

Dayton News
Should Reagan be on the dime?
Yes 1645
No 5247

USA Today
Switch to Ronald Reagan 55.52%

Keep Franklin Delano Roosevelt 44.48%
Total Votes:30969

[Mattforclark]

20. In 5-10 minutes

about 1000 votes, pretty much all for Reagan, changed it from ~45.5% for FDR to 43.7%

in the USA today poll...