Actually,
pollingreport.com is a non-partisan organization that simply compiles all of the polling results from the major polling companies. AND all of the major polling companies will release their sample data with the full results of the poll. You may have to look beyond the basics posted on pollingreport.com or published by CNN or MSNBC, though. Any polling company with any credibility will provide this information including the number of persons polled, the time period for the polling, oftentimes the geographical region in which the poll was taken, and the breakdown of political affiliation if any. You probably have to go to the companies own website to get this information, but it's there.
I agree that bigbrother is a loudmouthed coward when it comes to owning up to his mistakes and answering direct questions, but pollingreport.com is not a partisan service and polling companies are far more transparent than you're making them out to be. That doesn't mean that we should just blindly accept what they tell us, but they do provide a window into the thinking of those who were polled.
As long as I've got you all here, I think it would be interesting for bigbrother to view this particular page at pollingreport.com where it shows that Americans overwhelmingly prefer to see a Democratically led congress. Makes one wonder if the congress' low approval ratings aren't brought about because America thinks there are too many Republicans in office, doesn't it?
pollingreport.com is a non-partisan organization that simply compiles all of the polling results from the major polling companies. AND all of the major polling companies will release their sample data with the full results of the poll. You may have to look beyond the basics posted on pollingreport.com or published by CNN or MSNBC, though. Any polling company with any credibility will provide this information including the number of persons polled, the time period for the polling, oftentimes the geographical region in which the poll was taken, and the breakdown of political affiliation if any. You probably have to go to the companies own website to get this information, but it's there.
I agree that bigbrother is a loudmouthed coward when it comes to owning up to his mistakes and answering direct questions, but pollingreport.com is not a partisan service and polling companies are far more transparent than you're making them out to be. That doesn't mean that we should just blindly accept what they tell us, but they do provide a window into the thinking of those who were polled.
As long as I've got you all here, I think it would be interesting for bigbrother to view this particular page at pollingreport.com where it shows that Americans overwhelmingly prefer to see a Democratically led congress. Makes one wonder if the congress' low approval ratings aren't brought about because America thinks there are too many Republicans in office, doesn't it?
