AOL is holding their own Poll "view" of the Rosie/O'Reilly debate
There is a link from the Huffington Post to a "Rosie Opens 9/11 Conspiracy 'View' Debate - AOL News" link. There you can vote on these two questions:
"Should ABC fire Rosie, as O'Reilly implies?"
Results so far: Yes, she crossed the line 65%, No, It's free speech, 35%, total votes:123,238
"What do you think of this debate?"
Results so far: It's a ratings stunt, 60%, It's a valid one, 40%, Total Votes: 151,871
I think we all need to partake in this "poll" clearly, most of this side of the debate doesn't hang out at the AOL site.
Go to: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
From there click on the link: Rosie O'Reilly feud over 9/11
I would give you the direct link to the aol site but it seems to only take me back to the results...keeps me from trying to vote again.
Good Luck!
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New results...Free Speech gained 2% for 8,653 new votes
The latest Tally (12:29 pm California time) is:
"Should ABC fire Rosie, as O'Reilly implies?"
Yes, she crossed the line: 63%
No, it's free speech: 37%
Total votes polled: 131,891 (+8,653 votes...gained 2% for free speech)
No change on the Validity of debate vote other than an increase in votes (+6954)
Why do AOL polls always
slant in favor of 9/11 lies, and polls at CNN always favor 9/11 Truth? If the polls at AOL were honest, one would expect at least some of them to support 9/11 Truth. But they don't. Ever. And yet CNN's polls always do.