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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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To: Zoltan! who wrote (7691)	10/3/1998 8:17:00 PM
From: Trippi	Read Replies (3) of 13994

How do you explain the difference between the MSNBC Live/online surveys and the public polling? What I'm asking is why does MSNBC have 90% plus wanting resignation or impeachment -- and most noted public polls have the combined resignation/impeachment number at anywhere from 29% to 41%? Could it be that the public polls really are a random and therefore accurate sample of American opinion -- and that MSNBC respondents are self-selecting and therefore skewing the results? Could it be that most of America is not watching MSNBC and that those that are watching are people that have already made up their minds and oppose the President? Like its the Larry Klayman fan club? So us Dem's have maybe 10% if that of MSNBC's viewing audience? All the talking heads in the world couldn't change those numbers. Gotta remember to ask Larry about that next time he's on. FOX viewership can't be much different -- all those shows and it turns out Larry and the rest of us are fighting over the 3% with open minds -- while the rest of America is watching -- well something else -- because they just don't care. Trippi

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