Please DU this poll. Help needed

[Sarah Ibarruri]

www.aol.com

There are about 7 or so questions. You have to scroll down to see the rest. Also, a set of 3 require clicking "next" and answering "yes" or "No" in a little tiny window that pops up.

Also, the questions are worded tricky.

[medeak]

1. Is the media too negative? n/t

[leftofthedial]

2. weird, badly worded poll

[Joey Liberal]

3. Done! n.t

[TomInTib]

4. aol questions are far too ambiguous to take the time to respond

How do you rate media coverage of the war in Iraq?
excellent
good
fair
poor

If I respond "poor", it feeds the WH argument. If I respond "excellent", then evrything is just peachy as it stands.

I cannot wade through it.

All the same, thanks for the effort, Sarah Ibarruri.

[MrMonk]

5. Where is this "poll" of which you speak?

There's no poll on the page that you've linked.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

6. I'm sorry, here it is:

Go to www.aol.com
Click on "Is the Media Too Negative"
That will take you to a page where, if you scroll down, you'll find polls in different areas.

[yorkiemommie1]

7. done

n/t

[Erika]

8. Done - Definitely a poorly worded poll n/t

[StClone]

9. Cheney's Theory of News Relativity

Cheney should reflect on he and the Chumpchimp's bad news mongering of terra, terra, terra and should have reported all the good news that happened on 9-11 and since.

Using the logic shown in the quote by the Gun Slinger.

The World Trade Towers attack and subsequent collapse was insignificant because it was:

1) Was an isolated event

2) Only happened once

3) the people only died once

4) Plenty of other good things happened that day in the U.S.

5) He and Haliburton got rich

[ellenfl]

10. couldn't finish. questions too ambiguous. eom

[Vidar]

11. done