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- Baseball analogy. Reagan has a huge personal popularity bat and is waiting for worried Tip O'Neil to pitch MX ball. 1
- Colorado's Senator Floyd Haskell can't seem to make up his mind if he's for more OSHA regulation of small business or less regulation. He's up for reelection...perhaps he's waiting for polls to come out. It's tough to be wishy-washy sometimes. 1
- Doctor Poll taker stands on victims chest while taking his pulse. Media poll takers feel Joe Public seem depressed. I wonder why? 1
- Dr. Wirth and Dr. Kramer (Senate candidates) are paying close attention to beauty patient opinion polls while their personal political convictions seems to be dead. 1
- Humpty Dumpty analogy 1
- It seems like lawmakers, Republican and Democrat, are more interested in their poll numbers (and how to spin them) than they are in finding out more about ethics. 1
- Liberal media people are looking at HUGE number of Tea Party protesters gathering in Washington, D.C. The media are guessing there might be thousands gathered there and they are all racists. A poll finds trust in media is fading fast. I wonder why? 1
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- Panel 1-3. What the Son of God would probably NOT do is follow polls on his view on the ordination of gay ministers. 1
- Panel 1-4. Liberal reporters in the newsroom are so busy trying to find polls showing support for the Obama and Democrat deficit plan, they don't notice early wins by Republicans in New York and Nevada. 1
- Panel 1-6. The cartoon shows the difference between real science and the science, as practiced of the Union of Concerned Scientists. They seem to be motivated by politics rather than science. 1
- Panel 1. A pollster is leading four joggers (Al Gore, George W. Bush, John McCain and Bill Bradley) who want to know if this is the road to the White House. Panel 2. The Pollster says, "Yep" while he leading them away from the Clinton White House. 1
- Panel 1. As seen by the polls...shows women on risers, Liberal, Moderate and Conservative. Panel 2. As seen by media 1
- Panel 1. Bob Dole and Bill Clinton agree they both want the American people to know their core beliefs. Panel 2. We see they are both looking at polling data for their beliefs. 1
- Panel 1. Man tells woman his wife doesn't understand him. Panel 2. Woman asks if he thinks his president understands him. Panel 3. What kind of a stupid question is that? Panel 4. She's a pollster. He says, Bye. 1
- Panel 1. Media see Ashcroft in alley. Panel 2. They beat him up. Panel 3. Media getting tired of Ashcroft. Wonder if they should go after the big guy. Panel 4. Look at Bush polls. Need to beat up Ashcroft again. 1
- Polls are running high for republicans and low for Democrats. In a fencing analogy, the Democrat's swords are short. Their tax-the-rich and class envy messages are getting tiresome. Republicans are touting tax cuts, jobs and free market ideas. 1
- Polls are showing the Republicans growing strong in the south. Democrats have usually held the eastern union states and the south. The donkey is worried his feet look elephant-like now. 1
- President Bill Clinton, fails as a general leading his troops into battle. He tends to follow his troops (according to what the polls in the media tell him) rather than make hard decisions based on experience. 1
- President Bill Clinton, leading his troops into battle, looks a opinion polls to see where they should go next. Soldiers liked it better in the old days, when leaders looked a MAPS. 1
- Presidential primary candidate, George H.W. Bush had the big momentum going for him in the early polls but returns to find the electorate ( girl friend at the drive-in) is also interested in Ronald Reagan, John Anderson, Gerald Ford, etc. 1
- Senate majority leader, Trent Lott, a Republican (in-name-only) is falling in love with the opinion-poll mistress. He has forgotten his oath he made to Lady Justice. President Bill Clinton isn't the only one who has commitment problems. 1
- The National Organization for Women, NOW, is leaving President Jimmy Carter. They prefer the more liberal Senator Ted Kennedy Carter, who is getting pounded by commies, Iran, Polls, Inflation, etc., is not paying enough attention to her needs. 1
- Voters knocked out the pollsters in the 1980 election. Ronald Reagan and republican senate candidates surprised the Washington establishment, big-time, in a landslide bout. 1
- What the media hope to report is that nobody is interested in a long, divisive impeachment trial in the Senate about the torrid details of President Bill Clinton's sex life. What the public tells the pollsters might be different from reality. 1
- What's going on inside Hillary's campaign? Panel 1. Are the campaign workers looking at ideas to help the economy, education, etc.? Panel 2. Or are they looking at favorable polling data on those issues? (Campaigns are all spin, no ideas.) 1
- Which scientific data prompted President George W. Bush to flip flop on global warming. Panel 1. The South Pole Study (Which showed EPA's Whitman study) Panel 2. Or the election poll study? (Lots of voters believe the media spin on warming) 1
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