"Wanna take a survey?"

[hsifeng]

How about this one - fresh off the presses of the Republican National Committee:



Get the whole low-down on the crazy makin' here.

Comments

[shadowd1.livejournal.com]

wow. just wow.

does the gop know anything other than fear tactics?

[starcannibal.livejournal.com]

WTF!?!?.......I'm too exhausted for this stupidity...sheesh!!

[sstormwatch.livejournal.com]

No words can explain this.

[pearl]

I had to dig around the internet to figure this out... but there are states in the US that require you to register a party affiliation in order to vote, right?

So, that sort of answers my question about how on earth anyone would know who you were voting for... but I must be missing the leap between having a registered party preference, and that magically embedding itself into your medical records. Am I missing something obvious?

What about states where you don't register a party affiliation? What about people who don't vote at all? (Or is everyone registered, but voting is optional?)

Sorry, far too many almost-sensible questions from me.

[scott moore (from livejournal.com)]

"Look. No one’s trying to scare people with soundbites. I have not done that, and I don’t know any leaders in the House and the Senate that have done that." Michael Steele, RNC Chairman

Technically, true. That question is way too long to be a soundbite and I doubt Mr. Steele wrote that question himself.

To be fair, I throw away DNC surveys because they have similarly (but not as humorously) skewed questions.