One group has always picked the correct presidential winner since Eisenhower
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These kids have been right about every election since the Eisenhower administration?
Do the math!
It's obvious these pollsters have been duped. They can't still be kids. They have to be midgets! Sure they were kids back when they 'liked Ike' but, now they like Bush?
Didn't the wrinkles give them away?
I know everyone gets their 15 minutes of fame but this is ridiculous.
Do the math!
It's obvious these pollsters have been duped. They can't still be kids. They have to be midgets! Sure they were kids back when they 'liked Ike' but, now they like Bush?
Didn't the wrinkles give them away?
I know everyone gets their 15 minutes of fame but this is ridiculous.
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Originally posted by sleddogg
Said something about that in another thread.
Oh well, they just eat paste..
Sled...
Said something about that in another thread.
Oh well, they just eat paste..
Sled...
Children dont know jack about politics and many adults dont either for that matter, this poll was voluntary not random as the article states. It is a fun little fact tho however unscientific it is.
My vote is for JD No. 7 mustard, quite tasty.
Dan
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#10
Originally posted by Raoul
These kids have been right about every election since the Eisenhower administration?
Do the math!
It's obvious these pollsters have been duped. They can't still be kids. They have to be midgets! Sure they were kids back when they 'liked Ike' but, now they like Bush?
Didn't the wrinkles give them away?
I know everyone gets their 15 minutes of fame but this is ridiculous.
These kids have been right about every election since the Eisenhower administration?
Do the math!
It's obvious these pollsters have been duped. They can't still be kids. They have to be midgets! Sure they were kids back when they 'liked Ike' but, now they like Bush?
Didn't the wrinkles give them away?
I know everyone gets their 15 minutes of fame but this is ridiculous.
Raoul...you trip me out.
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Originally posted by petersde
Assuming it's not the same group of kids each time , it could be that young kids have retained some immunity to bullsh**.
Assuming it's not the same group of kids each time , it could be that young kids have retained some immunity to bullsh**.
Young kids don't have to worry about what they say in public, concerning their political views. The other kids aren't going to ostracize them from nap time or recess. The same isn't true for many grown-ups. What their parents say in private, and how they actually end up voting, may differ from what they say in public. Or even how they reply to a poll.
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