CNN Poll: Which pres. candidate do you trust more on foreign policy?

[JaneQPublic]

http://www.cnn.com/

Scroll down and you'll see the poll question on the right side of the screen.

Presently, Obama is ahead, 71% to 29%.

[TroyD]

1. Done! : ) n/t

[FLyellowdog]

2. Done.nt

[davidpdx]

3. Done

Still about the same with almost 4800 votes.

[Vidar]

4. done

[Downwinder]

5. +1

[PADemD]

6. Done

[Fridays Child]

8. Done. k and r

[Joe Shlabotnik]

9. Done

Still 71 - 29

[harmonicon]

10. Fuck CNN.

I'd rather not even give them the traffic.

[TroyD]

13. I'm not happy with CNN either right now . . .

Most of their anchors (eg. John King, Wolf Blitzer, Anderson Cooper & David Gergen) are in the tank for Romney. Soledad O'Brien is one of the only people I trust over there.

But I went to vote on their poll though, because it's important to send a message that Obama is the one to trust on foreign policy, and we should take the opportunity they are giving us!

If Obama is at 70% that means that he is not only winning Democrats on this issue, but Independents, and some Republicans too. Right?

[harmonicon]

16. It doesn't really tell us anything, because it's not a real poll.

Like their broadcasts, it's primarily for entertainment purposes. I think participating only legitimizes their claim to be engaged with actual journalism, as it is tacit legitimization of all of their actions.

[Victor_c3]

21. However, people are like sheep

if they think most Americans feel one way, then that is how they'll feel too and hop aboard the band wagon.

[harmonicon]

25. I think you give CNN too much credit.

They'll report whatever suits their predetermined narrative. If this "poll" does not, it will disappear, and nothing about it will be available to influence anyone whose opinion wasn't already made up. At this point, it's just rabid political junkies like us and those who for whatever reason pay attention to the CNN site paying any attention.

In the end, they'll always do whatever they have to do to turn the largest profit.

[PossumSqueezins]

11. Obama is at 70%. He should be at 99%

allowing for 1% of knuckle-dragging imbeciles.

[nenagh]

12. Done

Obama 70% Romney 30%

[GEOpix]

14. Done

Currently 70 to 30 % for Obama

[Victor_c3]

15. done

[Dalai_1]

17. Done

[Omaha Steve]

18. 70-30

Done.

[bklyncowgirl]

19. 68 Obama-32 Romney

[Victor_c3]

20. You can vote more than once. Just re-load the cnn front page and vote again!

[bigwillq]

22. Done

Which presidential candidate do you trust more on foreign policy?
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This is not a scientific poll
Barack Obama68%6156
Mitt Romney32%2851
Total votes: 9007

[TroyD]

23. Looks like Mittens has gained some ground this morning

I guess some Republicans must be up and about.

[JaneQPublic]

24. Yeah, Teabaggers' overnight laxative took effect.

So now they're ready to surf the net for Mitt.

[Tommy_J]

26. Done

[SmittynMo]

27. Done

[woodsprite]

28. Done, teabaggers have O down to 67% n/t

[TroyD]

33. Free Republic has sent their people to CNN

That's why Obama's numbers may be coming down a couple points.

It won't be enough to erase Obama's lead though.

[CanonRay]

29. That's a lot closer than it should be

95-5 would be more like it.

[CANDO]

30. 67 to 33 Obama over rMoney

eom

[horseshoecrab]

31. Done

67% to 33% now...

[savalez]

32. DONE

[frylock]

34. dun

[veness]

35. Obama 67% 15318. Romney 33% 7708. Total votes: 23026

Which presidential candidate do you trust more on foreign policy?

Barack Obama 67% 15318

Mitt Romney 33% 7708

Total votes: 23026

[beac]

36. those percentages holding steady, for now:

Barack Obama 67% 16257
Mitt Romney 33% 8158

Total votes: 24415