Politix polls

[Gov Christie Is Next]

milwaukee69 wrote:

"What major step should Republicans take to win in 2016?"
How about refraining from endorsing a flip-flopping businessman candidate who doesn't know his a$$ from a hole in the ground?
Hey, brutal - but it's a start.

It's funny how the Right is starting to distance themselves from Romney, like he was an awful awful man. Where were these people 2 years ago?

[milwaukee69]

Gov Christie Is Next wrote:

<quoted text>It's funny how the Right is starting to distance themselves from Romney, like he was an awful awful man. Where were these people 2 years ago?

Romney's all they had.

No likes a loser. In other words, "He's not like us," says the Republican survivors.

Besides, even if he would've won - his comments and endorsements during his campaign would've come back to haunt him.

His political carreer is as good as done.

Good thing he's got all that money squirreled away in the Canary Islands.

[milwaukee69]

"Who's the worst American President?"

Amazing. "Who's" is a conjunction for who is. Nice poll Topix - considering that no one on the list is the a current president other than Obama.

Perhaps your conservaturd approach on humerous polls can come up with a better one tomorrow, like "Who's the worst black president?"

Make sure you include Ronald Reagan, both Bush's and Abraham Lincoln in that one.

[winfredable]

milwaukee69 wrote:

"Who's the worst American President?"
Amazing. "Who's" is a conjunction for who is. Nice poll Topix - considering that no one on the list is the a current president other than Obama.
Perhaps your conservaturd approach on humerous polls can come up with a better one tomorrow, like "Who's the worst black president?"
Make sure you include Ronald Reagan, both Bush's and Abraham Lincoln in that one.

Points are based on facts....good one.

[milwaukee69]

winfredable wrote:

<quoted text> Points are based on facts....good one.

Actually they are not...

It's like asking the question, "Are you still a pedophile?"

Either way you answer it, you incriminate yourself.

Piss poor poll management - obviously another Conservaturd jab.

[Always Wary]

milwaukee69 wrote:

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Actually they are not...
It's like asking the question, "Are you still a pedophile?"
Either way you answer it, you incriminate yourself.
Piss poor poll management - obviously another Conservaturd jab.

Do read many of the opinion pieces on there? The topix staff is definitely left of center and in the past the majority of their guest opinions were too.... they've been trying harder to give equal time different view points.

[Ferrerman]

Always Wary wrote:

<quoted text>Do read many of the opinion pieces on there? The topix staff is definitely left of center and in the past the majority of their guest opinions were too.... they've been trying harder to give equal time different view points.

Topix staff "left of center"?! The mods are all aligned with the worst reichtards on Topix!

[milwaukee69]

Umm..yeah, hence the reason I started this thread.

Every poll they post on Politix is leading.

"Who's the worst president?"

"What major step should Republicans take to win in 2016?"

Come on...give me a break.

Those are clown questions.

Not to mention all the dimwits that actually take the time to answer, "I'm not sure."

[Always Wary]

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>Topix staff "left of center"?! The mods are all aligned with the worst reichtards on Topix!

Not Topix, Politix.

[Always Wary]

milwaukee69 wrote:

Umm..yeah, hence the reason I started this thread.
Every poll they post on Politix is leading.
"Who's the worst president?"
"What major step should Republicans take to win in 2016?"
Come on...give me a break.
Those are clown questions.
Not to mention all the dimwits that actually take the time to answer, "I'm not sure."

:)
There are just as many if not more slanted the other way.

[Ferrerman]

Always Wary wrote:

<quoted text>Do read many of the opinion pieces on there? The topix staff is definitely left of center and in the past the majority of their guest opinions were too.... they've been trying harder to give equal time different view points.

IDK how I got "Topix staff" out of this!

[milwaukee69]

Always Wary wrote:

<quoted text> :)
There are just as many if not more slanted the other way.

Ok, so name one.

If they aren't worthless, every question on Politix is leading or baiting.

It's like Fox News is writing for Topix.

[Always Wary]

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>IDK how I got "Topix staff" out of this!

Sorry :)

[milwaukee69]

I learned something valuable in persuasive writing when I was in school.

If you give someone one multiple choice question, 60-70% of the time, they will always pick the first answer.

Look at today's question and the results.

[Always Wary]

milwaukee69 wrote:

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Ok, so name one.
If they aren't worthless, every question on Politix is leading or baiting.
It's like Fox News is writing for Topix.

http://politix.topix.com/homepage/3820-should...

Doesn't seem biased to me.
I do the questions are meant to be leading, for discussion purposes.

[milwaukee69]

Always Wary wrote:

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http://politix.topix.com/homepage/3820-should...
Doesn't seem biased to me.
I do the questions are meant to be leading, for discussion purposes.

Exactly my point...take a look the way they decided to list the choices:

No
Yes

In normal conversation, writing and journalism, the choices are always listed as Yes or No, not No or Yes.

Thanks for proving my point of view.

:o)

[Always Wary]

milwaukee69 wrote:

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Exactly my point...take a look the way they decided to list the choices:
No
Yes
In normal conversation, writing and journalism, the choices are always listed as Yes or No, not No or Yes.
Thanks for proving my point of view.
:o)

Why is that bad thing? The leading questions I mean.

[milwaukee69]

Always Wary wrote:

<quoted text>Why is that bad thing? The leading questions I mean.

Knowing how your audience will answer questions is an age-old marketing ploy.

Take a look once in awhile at the ads on Topix.

During the campaigne earlier last year, Topix had a minimum of at least one Romney or Ryan campaign ad running per day - sometimes two or three.

Topix is as Conservative as coffe is black.

[Always Wary]

milwaukee69 wrote:

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Knowing how your audience will answer questions is an age-old marketing ploy.
Take a look once in awhile at the ads on Topix.
During the campaigne earlier last year, Topix had a minimum of at least one Romney or Ryan campaign ad running per day - sometimes two or three.
Topix is as Conservative as coffe is black.

I can't see the adds.
Truth be told, if I had to see political adds I would not post at all.

[milwaukee69]

Always Wary wrote:

<quoted text>I can't see the adds.
Truth be told, if I had to see political adds I would not post at all.

After awhile you get used to seeing the loser's face pop up.