PLEASE DU this poll!!!!!

[MadisonProgressive]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10467789/

Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 11138 responses


Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
24%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
76%

[azmouse]

1. Done.

[and-justice-for-all]

41. DONE!!!

[wryter2000]

2. 76% no

:kick:

[Road Scholar]

3. Done!!

[jeff30997]

4. Done!

[kevinmc]

5. Done n/t

[helderheid]

6. done! K & R !!

Live Vote
Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 11719 responses


Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
24%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
76%

[peppin]

7. Done

[ellenfl]

8. done! for all the good it does. eom

[Eugene]

9. Done - 76% no

Yes 24%
No 76%

11852 responses

[babylonsister]

10. 76% no! People may be realizing how dangerous this could be! nt

[Ron Mexico]

11. Done (n/t)

[MnFats]

12. done! still better than three-to-one!

[Metta]

13. Glad to have done my bit.

"Do not think lightly of good, thinking 'It will not come to me.'" For, as a bucket is filled if even drop by drop, so we fill ourselves with our good deads and make a better way in the world. The Buddha, for all intents and purposes. The Dhammapada, The Way of the Teachings.

[bonito]

14. Done n/t

[RaleighNCDUer]

15. No, but aren't those two quite different issues?

As I understand it, a roving wiretap is just technology that keeps up with cell-phone usage -- and if the wiretap is approved with proper legal oversight, as wiretaps are supposed to be, I don't see the problem (of course, I don't really know what is involved, and I don't, and won't, own a cell phone. If I could do without it I wouldn't even have a regular phone).

Secret warrants, sneak-n-peek, by definition has no real oversight. It should have never been approved in the first place.

[stopbush]

16. I give MSGOP credit for framing a poll question to elicit

a distinctive response (as opposed to: will Congress extending the Patriot Act for 4 more years change your ideas about the act?)

[methinks2]

17. 75 percent say NO

Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 14038 responses

Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
25%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
75%

[BuyingThyme]

18. enod Y-25 N-75 Total-14180 ...Encouraging poll

[DemInDistress]

19. done....75% no 25% yes....14,031 votes

[drb]

20. DUn.

asrhg

[katinmn]

21. Done! They should have added tracking the Internet sites you visit

That would get a lot of people.:evilgrin:

[Tommy_J]

22. Done.

[William769]

23. Done.

Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
25%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
75%

[hwmnbn]

24. done...75% no.........25% yes.....15645 responses

[hippiegranny]

25. done, and

:kick:

[Lefty48197]

26. No 76% - Yes 24%

.

[wookie294]

27. They took the poll down

General Electric didn't like the poll results.

[Flubadubya]

29. Not... it's still there.

[Oceansaway]

28. Done...

[Broken_Hero]

30. Done...:)

Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 18938 responses


Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
25%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
75%

[Ian David]

31. Done1 75% No

Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 19140 responses
Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
25%
No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
75%

[indepat]

32. The Administration and Congress don't give a f**k what 76% of Americans

think nor what liberties the Constitution gives IMHO.

[katinmn]

34. Sadly, I concur.

:(

[Booster]

33. Done and a little kickety kick.

[electropop]

35. Done - 76% no

[rosesaylavee]

36. Still 24/76% - Is this for real?

* 23389 responses


Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
24%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
76%

[newyawker99]

37. Done. n/t

[usregimechange]

38. 76 24

[Angry Girl]

39. Still holding at 76/24

[progressoid]

40. Still holding at 76/24 at 7:07 Central time

[Pharaoh]

42. BBBBBBBBBB RRRRRRRRRRAA AAAAAA!!!!!!!

the bastards................

I AM SHREEDDING!!!!

[RobertSeattle]

43. 76% 26429 responses

Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
24%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
76%

[sonias]

44. done

Still holding at 76% no.

Sonia

[kansasblue]

45. * 26864 responses 76% No more Reichstag Fire Decree

* 26864 responses 76% No more Reichstag Fire Decree

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_Fire_Decree

[in_cog_ni_to]

46. 76% NO 24%yes

Should the Patriot Act's roving wiretaps and secret warrants provisions be renewed for four more years? * 26918 responses


Yes, letting down America's guard leaves us vulnerable to preventable terrorist attacks.
24%

No, giving those powers to the government is an infringement on citizens' rights and privacy.
76%

[RobbinsdaleDem]

47. Done

[donheld]

48. Done

:bounce:

[cry baby]

49. Polls that are this tilted to one side tell me that our reps in congress

aren't representing the mainstream. They are protecting their corporate interests, not the people they are supposed to be protecting.

[tavalon]

50. It has twice as many respondents as above

and the same percentages so apparently 24% of our population is too stupid to be allowed out of their homes. Yeah, that seems to fit with the amount of people who are too stupid to see that Bush has played them for suckers. Sad.