The leftist media are stumbling over their own feet this week to bring bad news to the American public.
That's nothing new, of course. What's notable is that the "bad news" this week is even more blatantly inaccurate than usual.
Visit the Gateway Pundit for a fine critique of this week's nonsense from CBS News, the Washington Post, and Zobgy International.
Update 3/2/06: Gateway Pundit has more troubling details about the Washington Post's inaccuracies here.
So the 40.4% approval rating is GOOD news? pff!
Posted by: janine | March 01, 2006 at 04:25 PM
Janine,
A poll is only as accurate as its methodology. There are a number of ways that a poll can be made completely useless, including having too small a sample size, preconditioning the people being polled by asking them leading "warmup" questions, and failing to poll a representative sample.
If you poll a higher percentage of Democrats or Republicans then there is in the general population, your poll results will be inaccurate and meaningless. That's what happened here. Too many Democrats and too few Republicans were polled, which guaranteed that the results would be inaccurate.
Posted by: Gina Cobb | March 01, 2006 at 05:53 PM
That 40.4 includes Republicans who are in discussion over the ports issue. The Left could learn from an honest discussion.
Posted by: Jim Hoft | March 01, 2006 at 07:51 PM