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To: Sully- who wrote (2556)	5/21/2004 1:32:51 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (1) of 35834

Instapundit - <font size=4>THIS POLL<font size=3> foxnews.com <font size=4> suggests that the media really are out of touch on Iraq. Note these questions:<font size=3> 20. On the situation in Iraq today, where do you think most of the problems are being created? 1. In Iraq <font size=4>23% <font size=3> 2. In Washington, DC, <font size=4>18% <font size=3> <font size=4>3. In the news media 27%<font size=3> 4. (Combination) 21% 5. (All) 8% 6. (None) - 7. (Not sure) 3% 27. Which of the following news stories upset you more? 1. The abuse of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. soldiers <font size=4>8%<font size=3> <font size=4>2. The beheading of an American civilian by Muslim terrorists 60%<font size=3> 3. (Both equal) 29% 4. (Not sure) 3% 28. Do you think the media spent an excessive amount of time covering either of the following news stories? <font size=4>1. The Iraqi prisoner abuse story 34%<font size=3> 2. The beheading of American Nick Berg <font size=4>9%<font size=3> 3. (Both were covered excessively) 35% 4. (Neither was covered excessively) 15% 5. (Not sure) 7% <font size=4> Seems like my emails are more reflective of general sentiment than the front pages of major newspapers.

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