Cavuto is now pushing the Nickelodeon poll as legitimate

[Ichingcarpenter]

and more telling and important than the other polls.
Even brought on a Faux child psychologist to back it up

Drudge was pushing the poll this morning.


Oh my god that's desperate, never mind the spin!!!

[Whalestoe]

1. So... McCain can't win even on Nick polls?

What's Cavuto's point?

[Ichingcarpenter]

4. Obama by 2 points I think

Said it means the race is closer than what we think.

[Whalestoe]

6. Weird.

What a nub.

[redstate_democrat]

24. LOL

:rofl:

[featherman]

2. They got nothin'! Promoting polls in which their guy loses by less! Hahahaha

[WeDidIt]

12. Not just any POLL, INTERNET POLLS!

OF FRIGGIN' KIDS!!!!

:crazy:

[redstate_democrat]

26. BWAHAHAHAHA!!

:rofl:

[ErinBerin84]

3. lol

"A poll of kids who can't vote shows Obama only two points ahead!"

Heh, they can't even pull a McCain win out of this one.

[oregonjen]

5. Legitimate? My son voted 3 times for Obama!

I sure wouldn't use that as an accurate poll!

[Ichingcarpenter]

13. For Faux and Republicans it is anyway

I thought most kids watch cartoon network now.

[Kalyke]

16. Mine voted twice...

(But he said the second time was for his baby sister, who can't use a computer yet).


:D

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

17. That's nothing.

Niel Cavuto voted several thousand times for McCain.

[Drunken Irishman]

7. I must admit I voted in this poll. :X

Yeah, I know. But it was just so tempting.

Nick used to do it by phone, now it's online. The Scholastic one, which had a huge Obama margin, was done in the classroom.

[Danger Mouse]

21. My students voted in the scholastic poll.

[RichGirl]

8. Someone should ask them if it's "likely voters" or "registered voters".

[Franks Wild Years]

9. Kerry won this by 14 points in 2004.

It's a real bellwether, let me tell you!

[leftynyc]

19. If you're in a position to write

Cavuto and have him read it, you should try (I don't know who he is or what kind of show he has - I assume it's on Faux news). So should the poster who said their son was able to vote 3 three times - perhaps asking how many times Cavuto voted for mclame.

[ShortnFiery]

10. Even my 13 y.o. thinks Nickelodeon is for LITTLE KIDS.

Neil?!? You might wish to hit the "snooze" button? :spray:

[Incitatus]

11. sad

[Kalyke]

14. Uh... Obama won that one.

Seriously, they're pushing this poll?

I know he didn't win by much, but he still won.

Is that all they've got?

[Kdillard]

15. Yet McCain is still losing.

[NHDEMFORLIFE]

18. Group therapy desperately needed for GOP pundits

Someone will make a fortune Nov. 5

[Beetwasher]

20. Obama 26%, McCain 24%, SPONGEBOB 50%!!!!

OMG, Spongebob is gonna win!

[quidam56]

22. These kids are somehow on the same level as Plain Jane

It's a mental peer demography.

This angry, bitter, frustrated, clinging to my guns and religion who think it is patriotic to raise taxes on the top 1-2% mega profiteers , tree huggin, liberal leaning, redneck hillbilly says : END MOUNTAIN TOP REMOVAL ! SEAN HANNITY SHUT THE FUCK UP ! http://www.wisecountyissues.com Faux Noise was all up in arms a while back over eminent domain. Don't hear anything from Hannity about us loosing our home for greed and for the love of money.

[trayfoot]

23. The Nick Poll and the Scholastic Poll

are VERY significant! Both went to Obama - by whatever percentage - and that tells you what their parents/relatives believe. That is why these polls are so very telling! They mirrow the adult population! As an educator (government/sociology/history), I can seriously vouch for these polls.

[Ichingcarpenter]

25. What that you can vote three times on an on-line poll?

I hope you were being sardonic.

[trayfoot]

28. NO, Quite Serious!

These polls, particularly Scholastic, are VERY good for us! Children mirror their parents and relatives - hell, even neighbors. NOTHING is 100%, but they have (again, particularly Scholastic) validity in the respect that they do tell you what their mentors are doing and thinking.

[rufus dog]

27. Legitimate as a baby in the Palin house.