The Passion Against the War wrote:
From http://electoral-vote.com/
"As we reported earlier, in an extraordinary step, both John Zogby and
Scott Rasmussen criticized Time and Newsweek for also having too many
Republicans in their samples. Zogby said: "If we look at the three
last Presidential elections, the spread was 34% Democrats, 34%
Republicans and 33% Independents (in 1992 with Ross Perot in the
race); 39% Democrats, 34% Republicans, and 27% Independents in 1996;
and 39% Democrats, 35% Republicans and 26% Independents in 2000."
Thus a score of Bush 52%, Kerry 40% doesn't necessarily mean of the
1000 pollees, 520 will vote for Bush, 400 will vote for Kerry and 80
will vote for someone else or are undecided. It might mean this is
the result of weighting the Republican votes to force them to
represent 40% of the sample."
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"We are going to fight them and impose our will
on them and we will capture or, if necessary, kill
them until we have imposed law and order upon
this country,"
-- US Viceroy Paul Bremer,
how U$A is going to win 'hearts and minds'
of the subjugated people of Iraq
