DU This Poll!!!!

[StudentOfDarrow]

Should the Senate disallow the use of the filibuster?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7844829/

74% say "No, never!!!"

[Carolab]

1. Done! n/t

[ElsewheresDaughter]

2. done

[Caoimhe]

6. hahhah

your signature picture is HILARIUZZZZZ!!

[babylonsister]

3. Gladly! nt

[Booster]

4. Done & kick for the late crowd.

[biscotti]

5. Done n/t

[Oreo]

7. Done 74 No to 26 Yes

[Sparkman]

8. OVER & DONE WITH !

That puts the frosting on today's cake. ENJOY.

[jeanarrett]

9. did, done. n/t

[0007]

10. New results

Should the Senate disallow the use of the filibuster? * 12,031 responses
No, never.
74%
Yes, but only on judicial nominees.
11%
Yes, end it completely.
14%

[tex-wyo-dem]

11. Do the results of these online polls ever get broadcast on...

MSRNC? Just wondering since it seems every one of them trounces the RW position.

[StudentOfDarrow]

15. Well, this could influence coverage.

MSNBC won't fawn over the righties (at least on this issue) knowing that they will alienate 75% of their viewers. Their primary goal is always money.

[saltpoint]

12. Done. Still holding at 74% for "No."

My first choice, however, would be to shove all the cretinous GOP rubberstamping hacks into a space module of some sort and launch the damn thing on a one-way shot into the farthest corners of the known world.

Absent that, let's keep the filibuster to stymie Bush's Third Reich judicial nominations.

[expatriot]

13. Done.... at 75% and 13K responses

[CTyankee]

14. Done, of course

What the !!@#$@#%@%! We keep doing this and it's as if we shouted into outer space. NOBODY's listening!!! God, I hope we have some changes in 2006!

[Gothmog]

16. done

[bonzotex]

17. 75% no and 16k+ responses

[RobbinsdaleDem]

18. Done

[NMMNG]

19. Done

Still 74% say no

[TimeChaser]

20. Done

Still 74% No, 26% yes

[KakistocracyHater]

21. Done

[Califooyah Operative]

22. done

[Lochloosa]

23. Done...74% Never

[Muddy Waters Guitar]

24. Trying to gut checks and balances

Shows how much the Rethugs cherish the Constitution and America's most fundamental principles of government.

[IdaBriggs]

25. Kick. nt

[liberalitch]

26. 74% not bad