---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment A big thanks to all those who chose to participate in the survey. A total of twenty responses were received. Below are the results. There were a few isolated cases where the answers were left blank or there was commentary which did not indicate a clear "yes" or "no". In such cases I did not tally in the point. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Do you feel that we, (the U.S.), should be involved in the war in Kosovo/Yugoslavia? 9 answered YES 11 answered NO 2. Should we withdraw from the situation and find a way to pull out as soon as possible? 12 answered YES 8 answered NO 3. Do believe the effort should be expanded to include ground troops? 8 answered YES 12 answered NO 4. Do you believe that this war is a matter of national interest/security? 9 answered YES 11 answered NO 5. Are we risking world peace with China/Russia, or other nations? 13 answered YES 7 answered NO 6. Do you approve of Clinton's handling of the situation? 3 answered YES 16 answered NO 1 point not counted 7. Do you see a victory to be won? 3 answered YES 17 answered NO 8. Is the expense, (currently over 11 Billion), a worthy investment? 6 answered YES 13 answered NO 1 point not counted 9. Do you feel that refugees should be coming to the U.S.? 11 answered YES 9 answered NO 10. As a world power, is it our responsibility to be involved in such situations? 9 answered YES 11 answered NO 11. Do you think that new gun laws will prevent teen crime? 3 answered YES 17 answered NO 12. Do we have enough gun laws already? 16 answered YES 3 answered NO 1 point not counted 13. Do you believe, in general, that congress is doing a good job? 4 answered YES 15 answered NO 1 point not counted 14. Do you believe, in general, that Clinton is doing a good job? 4 answered YES 14 answered NO 2 points not counted __________________________________________________________________________ My primary inspiration for all of this was a local morning talk radio program which was discussing the sources and legitimacy of the so-called polling data that the news folks use. They always seem to have statistics, yet if you ask around you can never find anyone who can say they actually participated in one of these. Makes you wonder. Anyway, perhaps this sheds a dim light on what people are thinking about on today's hot topics. Thanks for playing! Rob Goodale, RPT University of Nevada, Las Vegas P.S., I appreciate some of the commentaries that accompanied the responses, they were great! ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/19/c8/60/69/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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