~>  EC> Yeah, actually you did, twice.  Your complaint was about Republicans
~>  EC> answers to the question.  In 2008 the Pew Center found 12% of
~>  EC> Republicans and 12% of Democrats had that view.  In a 2009 poll a gap
~>  EC> had opened up, 17% versus 7%, but not a tremendous gap.  And the same
~>  EC> Harris "Interactive" results that had you so upset
showed 15% of
~>  EC> Democrats and 16% of liberals had the same view!  You seem to skip over
~>  EC> that fact each time.
 
~> Don't look now, Buckwheat, but I am not the one who rang the Pew Research
~> Centre poll into this discussion. I posted a report on a Harris poll. 

Your proclaimed desire to operate at a third grade level does not change
the long-standing rule in this echo about names.  The rest of your response
meant nothing.  You posted selected parts of a Harris INTERACTIVE Poll,
apparently without realizing the flaws in the methodology.  I posted some
other parts from that poll, along with results of a more scientifically
credible poll.  You haven't seemed to understand any of the thread yet. 
Your proclaimed desire to use a third grade level of discourse does not
require you to use a third grade understanding of statistics.
 
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