CNN Backround Check Poll

[gscott]

71 percent yes

 

[Robert J]

No wonder CNN is a joke to most people. First question was meaningful "do you think this should happen"... new question " do you think it will be sooooo hard to do". Who would consider that question or the answer of any value? Is that the metric for doing something in this government - Is it going to be hard to do????

It is amazing some people can even get out of bed in the morning. The question should be: Is this wasted effort that will only hurt America?

 

[LittleCalm]

Whew. Thought I was the only one seeing a new question. What morons at CNN.

 

[namedpipes]

I wonder if the new question is only shown to IP addresses that previously voted no, as trick to get you to vote yes?

 

[beaker]

Poll changed now.

 

[Mountain]

I wonder if the new question is only shown to IP addresses that previously voted no, as trick to get you to vote yes?

I was wondering about this also. Apparently no- new poll still shows from different IP's.

 

[dhuze]

It wasn't going the way they want so they edited the question. Typical CNN bullshit.

 

[Mini88]

It's called poll of the day, pretty sure it was going to change regardless.

 

[Zappa]

Poll changed now.

Is tightening gun sale requirements too tough a change ?

Current results:

Yes 73%

No 27%

 

[cthorne98]

22997 total votes
Not a scientific survey

 

[ColdDayInHell]

BS poll from Odumbo's water carriers
I doubt anything that comes out of CNN
It's hospital room TV

Can attest to that. Currently waiting for my doctor in Boston. Saw the TVs playing CNN.

 

[MachineHead]

Can attest to that. Currently waiting for my doctor in Boston. Saw the TVs playing CNN.

If you don't see bullshit on TV, you'll definitely hear it in someone's conversation.

 

[yanici]

Just voted YES. You can vote again since they changed the wording.

 

[Coyote33]

Just in from CNN:

The American public is broadly supportive of President Obama's executive actions on guns, a new CNN/ORC Poll finds.

According to the poll, 67% of respondents say they favor the changes Obama announced on Tuesday, and 32% oppose them.

The executive actions aim to increase the reach of federal background checks for gun purchases and improve enforcement of existing laws.

However, less than half say that these changes will be effective at reducing gun-related deaths, and most say they oppose the way Obama made these changes.

Obama will discuss the issue during a town hall event with CNN's Anderson Cooper at 8 p.m. ET tonight.

Get full coverage of tonight's town hall on CNN TV, CNN.com and CNN Mobile.

 

[Canndo]

It's CNN. Who do you think is on their website?

Exactamundo

 

[LittleCalm]

Classic manipulation. So the public is "broadly supportive" of the executive actions, but also thinks they won't accomplish anything and disapproves of the way Obama made these changes. In other words, the public generally supports the actions but disagrees with them. Huh? Shows you how stupid the polling was.

 

[MachineHead]

It's back up "Do you support expanded background checks for gun buyers?"

45% Yes

52% No

3% Not sure

 

[yanici]

It's back up "Do you support expanded background checks for gun buyers?"

45% Yes

52% No

3% Not sure

Link please. Better to start a new thread.

 

[Dean Crawford]

I don't like the wording of this new one they swap they other poll with.

Dean