Help! DU this Poll: Should Pace apologize?

[poverlay]

No is at 71% of almost 46,000 votes!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17591936/

[OhioChick]

1. Done

Yes.
28%

No.
71%

I'm not sure
1.4%

* 45904

[AlCzervik]

2. i think we know what kind of person Pace is, his apology would be insincere at best.

no bell unringing for him.

[poverlay]

9. I know, but I'd like to see the weight of public opinion swinging the other way. I hate to see that

71% of the public are just like him. Not that I didn't already know, but it's very discouraging.

[AlCzervik]

10. i voted in the poll anyhow, i'm just giving you my feelings on the matter.

i think Pace's statement speaks volumes of who he is and i for one would never want to work with him or for him.

[Madspirit]

3. Done! n/t

[Swamp Rat]

4. He should rip off his general's stars and shove them up is ass!

[Frogger]

5. I saw one over

on AOL, earlier. No was at 64% there.

[DemKR]

6. Done, still no 71%

[Smarmie Doofus]

7. Done nt

[tinfoilinfor2005]

8. What a silly poll.

If he doesn't mean it, what good would an apology be? And we all know he wouldn't mean it.

[poverlay]

11. The thing is that if people see that "everyone else" thinks a certain way, it tends to

sway their opinion. I agree with you, but am concerned about the the perceived approval of intolerant, ignorant, hate-filled, bigotry implied in the poll.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

13. I don't really want him to offer a phoney apology.

I would rather that people see him for what he is. But your point is well taken.

[shain from kane]

12. His apology: "I meant immortal, like the "300".

[Demeter]

14. He Should Resign, If No One Will Fire Him.

[OregonBlue]

15. Done!