Moral Instruction From the Opposition Media
How accurate is a poll based on a set of facts that don’t exist?
By Michael R. Shannon —— Bio and Archives--May 18, 2017
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How accurate is a poll based on a set of facts that don’t exist?
The WaPost’s Greg Sargent is excited about a new CNN poll claiming a vast majority of Americans essentially support open borders. But before we decide to delete the 4th of July from the calendar and add Cinco de Mayo, it’s crucial to know the entire question, so as to judge the accuracy of the result.
It reads:
“Now, thinking about how the U.S. government should treat illegal immigrants who have been in this country for a number of years, hold a job, speak English and are willing to pay any back taxes that they owe. Would you favor or oppose a bill that allowed those immigrants to stay in this country rather than being deported and eventually allow them to apply for U.S. citizenship?”
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