Vote NOW on MSNBC poll

[waldnorm]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16552198/

[citizen snips]

1. done

n/t

[AtomicKitten]

2. done -- 'no' 68%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

6. was 70% a few minutes ago

:(

[AtomicKitten]

10. no worries!

DU is on it! :)

[Nite Owl]

3. Done

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 25298 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
32%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
68%

[bigwillq]

4. Done

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 26197 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
32%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
68%

[muntrv]

5. Done. Looks like the poll has been DU'ed.

[druidity33]

14. nah...

dontcha know, that's about the right percentage for the whole country?

Nobody really wants more troops there. By the end of the poll i think it'll be 26% to 74% (that is if it doesn't get freeped)

[FtWayneBlue]

7. done.

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 27147 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
32%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
68%

[RadiDem]

8. Done!

[Catchawave]

9. WoW....results:

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 28011 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
32%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
68%

[wiley]

11. Mc Cain is asking for a Plan B? Uh, he means Plan C, doesn't he?

If you believe that the administration ever had a Plan A or B.

[_dynamicdems]

12. No way only 68% oppose it.

The poll has been FREEPED to some degree. It should be more like 75% oppose. The wingers probably had people waiting to boost the numbers on polls like this.

Shitheads.

[ladym55]

13. All done

[diddlysquat]

15. Done!

[Auntie Bush]

16. 32 % Yes...send more soldiers to be killed...68% NO...Bring them home.

[caligirl]

17. done

[jarnocan]

18. K+R and links for more to do THANKS!!! stakes are so high still wants Iran+S.

www.americasaysno.org action and petition http://afterdowningstreet.org http://unitedforpeace.org
do more plaese.

[hashibabba]

19. Polls in the past month or two say only 11-12% of the country

agrees with an escalation of the violence. So this poll has been freeped! Unless Herr Busch has really convinced that many people (just an hour ago) that he's got a good idea!

[ixion]

20. done, kicked and recommended

[rep the dems]

21. A big NO from me. nt

[Tippy]

22. Same here ....NNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO n/t

[Irishonly]

23. Done

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 45349 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
33%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
67%

[calimary]

24. Done. Vast majority is with US and against the surge.

As it should be.

[Critters2]

25. Done Yes--33% No--67%

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq?
* 51459 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide 33%


No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back. 67%

[DesertRat]

26. Done. k&r

[DuaneBidoux]

27. Done and kick

[rosesaylavee]

28. 67% of 75600 say NO F***ing WAY n/t

[NastyRiffraff]

29. Done, with a kick n/t

[Bobbie Jo]

30. Done!...n/t

[Fovea]

31. 33% yes 67% no

Not much of a bump from the earlier numbers I saw at 27% yes.
It represents dead enders who want to believe they are not chumps for voting for Dr. D00M.

[Narraback]

32. Done - 33% Yes to 67% No

* 108974 responses

[ChiciB1]

33. It's Leveled Out... Too Many No's... Still 60 Plus Against!

I'll take that for now!

I'm outta here for tonight, almost 1:00 AM and I have an early call!

[Judi Lynn]

34. 68% no, at 3:49 a.m. Thanks. n/t

[Catchawave]

35. A.M. results and a kicky

Do you agree with President Bush's plan to add 21,500 troops to those now in Iraq? * 152555 responses

Yes. The United States can still win this thing militarily; a sizable increase in troop strength, and help from the Iraqis, will turn the tide
31%

No. Define "win." After nearly four years, neither our country nor Iraq is better off. More troops going out means more body bags coming back.
69%


You just know MSNBC will be discussing this poll today :D

[Sparkly]

36. "The United States can still win this thing militarily"

I can't believe there are any people who still believe this!!!

[southernleftylady]

37. done

[Laurab]

38. Done 71% no now n/t