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To: steve dietrich who wrote (159647)	3/26/2005 3:24:27 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Do you feel a draft? reuters.com

To: steve dietrich who wrote (159647)	3/26/2005 11:55:28 AM
From: Nadine Carroll	Respond to of 281500

Check the fine print on that poll steve: "The poll also found an increased number of Democrats. In this survey, 37% said they were Democrats and 32% said they were Republicans. Last week, 32% said they were Democrats and 35% said they were Republicans." Are you trying to tell me that Democratic party affiliation actually rose 5% in a single week? And Republican party affiliation dropped 3%? In a week?! Because if you're not trying to make that case, then any rational observer would say that your sampling technique leaves something to be desired, and maybe the margin of error on your poll is higher than you think it is.