A couple of days ago we reported that the Guardian was conducting a poll purportedly to gauge support for J Street.
In a rather obvious attempt to skew the results, the Guardian featured a torn and tattered flag of the State of Israel together with an imprecise formulation of the question being polled.
Well things didn’t work acccording to plan for the Guardian. Although the poll initially ran in favor of JStreet, the results soon turned around. Here are the final results:
13.4% Roadmap. J Street’s voice is valuable
86.6% Roadblock. J Street muddies the debate
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COMMITTEE FOR ACCURACY IN MIDDLE EAST REPORTING AND ANALYSIS
Am Israel Chai
A couple of days ago we reported that the Guardian was conducting a poll purportedly to gauge support for J Street.
In a rather obvious attempt to skew the results, the Guardian featured a torn and tattered flag of the State of Israel together with an imprecise formulation of the question being polled.
Well things didn’t work acccording to plan for the Guardian. Although the poll initially ran in favor of JStreet, the results soon turned around. Here are the final results:
Am Israel Chai!
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