What's wrong with this MSNBC Poll: What do you feel McCain's Speech Accomplished the Most

[EffieBlack]

A. Inspired the Nation
B. Explained what motivated his presidential run
C. Outlined his policy priorities if elected
D. Positioned himself as the tough maverick for change

Oh, brother . . .

[City Lights]

1. Are you KIDDING me?

:wtf:

:puke:

[lapfog_1]

2. Colbert has this kind of poll for every guest...

"Is George W. Bush a great President or the Greatest President?"

[Cooley Hurd]

3. At least Shuster said, "if you don't agree with any of the answers, don't vote..."

[DJ13]

4. Who's the new guy that became news director after Russert died?

Saw him on MSNBC, and he comes across as a right leaning idiot.

He's probably influencing these push polls.

(Last night after McCain spoke they had another one that was just as bad.)

[tinrobot]

5. E. Showed he has zero charisma and no policy other than 9/11

[mwb970]

6. That is one dumb question. /nt

[Overseas]

7. They are having to pay a heavy price for liking Obama's speech.

Geez.

So sorry GE. They were all impressed with Obama

and you couldn't stand that so we need push polls to protect John Sidney McCain III, our humble servant with only seven homes and simple $520 loafers.

What things about him are most wonderful?
That he's so boring his supporters may just stay home.
That his choice of a right wing extremist running mate will alienate more people than it attracts.

[d_b]

8. and then shuster said [paraphrasing]

Joe Biden is speaking in...we'll go to his speech if he says anything sexual.

[NYCGirl]

9. They don't have an E. NONE OF THE ABOVE. NT

[MadrasT]

10. E = SUCKED n/t

[marylanddem]

11. Are you fucking kidding me? brainwash stuff. creepy. awful.

[FreakinDJ]

12. Reminisced old POW Storys

[invictus]

13. E. Made me vomit.

nt

[Vinca]

14. E. Looked more senile than ever (grin, grin). nt

[spanone]

15. david schuster said 'if you don't like any of those answers then don't vote'

i didn't vote

[liam_laddie]

16. "Maverick" term highjacked from a story about John Kasich

Kasich, a US House Rep from Ohio, 1983-2001, now a Fox News employee, was called a maverick by a Cincinnati Post writer in July 1998. McLame or his handlers simply applied the term to him shortly thereafter, only ten years ago. Not thirty years ago, as is implied in most stories about McLame. BTW, Kasich is ultra-conservative, may be considering a race for Ohio governor in 2010.

[Left Is Write]

17. How about "nothing" or "none of the above" or "proved he's a delusional, dangerous dude"?