Poll shows poll results.

**IDupedInMyPants** · 23-10-2004, 05:11

http://congress.org/congressorg/pyv/stats/?action=stats

According to this one, Bush is leading the popular vote and Kerry is dominating the electoral vote. That'd be a dream come true for me, how about you guys?

**maccool** · 23-10-2004, 05:19

My dream would be 'none of the above' winning the electoral vote. Ooops, did I type that aloud?

**essojay** · 23-10-2004, 05:19

Heh, for me too. Now let's wait for the flaming to begin.

On a second thought, let's not.

**Freemason** · 23-10-2004, 07:09

~sets essojay on fire~

So which of the Democrats are paying the bills for this site?

**DurfBarian** · 23-10-2004, 07:13

Originally Posted by Freemason

So which of the Democrats are paying the bills for this site?

http://congress.org/congressorg/info/about.html

Looks like the company that runs this place has AOL as a major customer. Thanks for your support, Smeg.

**Freemason** · 23-10-2004, 07:16

I'm dumping America Offline in about a week for a local DSL provider. Then it's Mozilla only :clap:

**thejdawg2** · 23-10-2004, 08:07

"Congress.org is a service of Capitol Advantage, a private, non-partisan company that specializes in facilitating civic participation."

Like Fox News, they say they're unbiased. If Fox gets away with it, so does Congress.org.

**IDupedInMyPants** · 24-10-2004, 00:14

Originally Posted by Freemason

I'm dumping America Offline in about a week for a local DSL provider. Then it's Mozilla only :clap:

I heard that local DSL providers support abortion rights at a rate of 9:1 and secular supreme court judges at a rate of 7:1. You might want to check that out.

**Nerf-Herder** · 24-10-2004, 10:22

Originally Posted by maccool

My dream would be 'none of the above' winning the electoral vote. Ooops, did I type that aloud?

*runs out to video store to rent brewsters millions*

**xOSERx** · 24-10-2004, 19:45

Originally Posted by thejdawg2

"Congress.org is a service of Capitol Advantage, a private, non-partisan company that specializes in facilitating civic participation."

Like Fox News, they say they're unbiased. If Fox gets away with it, so does Congress.org.

At least Fox still claims to be unbiased. Peter Jennings isn't even trying anymore.

http://www.theomahachannel.com/polit...89/detail.html

Originally Posted by article

"I'm a little concerned about this notion everybody wants us to be objective," Jennings said.

Yeah, I'm a little concerned, too.

-Oser