Tuesday, March 14, 2006

“Would You Like to Take a Survey?”

Reha and I were discussing John McCain and how he seems to be fairly inoffensive, even for a Republican. I mentioned that though he can be kind of crazy, he’s at least got he’s head screwed on straight as far campaign finance reform and being a true fiscal conservative.

“He’s probably running in 2008, and it wouldn’t surprise me if he won the Republican nomination. In fact he was doing splendidly in 2000 before Karl Rove and his operatives supposedly went all Darth Vader on him in the South Carolina primary."

“What happened?” And we started talking about push polls and other evil tricks.

“What’s a push poll?”

“Well, say you call up a bunch of people in the guise of asking a legitimate poll, but instead ask them questions like, ‘If it came to light that candidate X ate a baby for breakfast every morning, would you be more likely or less likely to vote for him?’”

Jonah then decides to add his two cents to the conversation, “That’d be less likely, Dad.”

Thanks, Jonah.

Posted by Jon on 03/14/06 at 12:02 AM
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