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LATEST POLL: April 2007 Poll Survey questions, correct answers, facts and links
Survey questions, correct answers, facts and links Results of poll, exploring American views on War, Katrina, Global Warming, Torture, War Crimes, Death Penalty, Impeachment, Israel-Lebanon and more.
April 2005 Poll Survey questions, correct answers, facts and links Results of the poll, exploring whether Americans agree with each other on the use of torture.
September 2004 Poll Survey questions, correct answers, facts and links Results
of the poll, exploring
whether
Americans agree with each other on the Iraq war, the war on terror, presidential
conduct, torture, Israel-Palestine, and civil liberties.
Survey questions, correct answers, facts and links Results
of the poll,exploring
whether Americans agree with each other on the
Iraq war, the war on terror, presidential conduct, impeachment, and civil
liberties.
November
2003 Poll Results of the poll,exploring whether Americans agree with each other on the impact of government policies in the war on terrorism and other areas of national policy.
April
2003 Poll Results
of the poll suggest
Americans reject Patriot Act Provisions and believe Media a major cause
of climate of fear in U.S. Results of the poll show that support for the war is a result of government propaganda.
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may be done mainly to support the views of those commisioning the polls?
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