Poll: Americans Oppose Vt. Judge's Ruling
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Bill O'Reilly has been pounding the story about the 60-day sentence for a child rapist handed out by Judge Cashman in Vermont.
The story has not been picked up in the mainstream media -- yet according to a Zogby poll, 92 percent of voters disagree with the child rapist sentence.
Here, it seems like the public good is not being served by the folks who claim to be the Fourth Estate. I guess unless the story can somehow be twisted into ragging the Bush Administration, then the talking heads of the mainstream really don't care.
Since the mainstream media isn't covering the story, I have to wonder where the folks Zogby polled became informed enough about the case to form an opinion?
Maybe talk radio, Fox News, and conservative blogs have become the strange bedfellows driving the story.
NEWSLINE
In a sign of the intensity of American voters' disagreement with the Vermont judge, two in three say Cashman should be removed from the bench by the state's legislature. Zogby
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Americans Oppose Vt. Judge's Ruling
Survey finds 92% of U.S. voters disagree with 60-day rape sentence; More than two-thirds call for Judge Cashman's removal
January 25, 2006 (Zogby) -- More than nine out of ten likely voters nationwide disagree with Vermont Judge Edward Cashman's decision to sentence a child rapist to just 60 days in jail, according to a new Zogby Interactive poll. Read full story.
Zogby Poll: 92% of Voters Disagree with Child Rapist Sentence
(NewsMax) -- More than nine out of ten likely voters nationwide disagree with Vermont Judge Edward Cashman's decision to sentence a child rapist to just 60 days in jail, according to a new Zogby Interactive poll. Read full story.
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COMMENTLINE
Bill O'Reilly has been pounding the story about the 60-day sentence for a child rapist handed out by Judge Cashman in Vermont.
The story has not been picked up in the mainstream media -- yet according to a Zogby poll, 92 percent of voters disagree with the child rapist sentence.
Here, it seems like the public good is not being served by the folks who claim to be the Fourth Estate. I guess unless the story can somehow be twisted into ragging the Bush Administration, then the talking heads of the mainstream really don't care.
Since the mainstream media isn't covering the story, I have to wonder where the folks Zogby polled became informed enough about the case to form an opinion?
Maybe talk radio, Fox News, and conservative blogs have become the strange bedfellows driving the story.
NEWSLINE
In a sign of the intensity of American voters' disagreement with the Vermont judge, two in three say Cashman should be removed from the bench by the state's legislature. Zogby
NEWSBYTES
Americans Oppose Vt. Judge's Ruling
Survey finds 92% of U.S. voters disagree with 60-day rape sentence; More than two-thirds call for Judge Cashman's removal
January 25, 2006 (Zogby) -- More than nine out of ten likely voters nationwide disagree with Vermont Judge Edward Cashman's decision to sentence a child rapist to just 60 days in jail, according to a new Zogby Interactive poll. Read full story.
Zogby Poll: 92% of Voters Disagree with Child Rapist Sentence
(NewsMax) -- More than nine out of ten likely voters nationwide disagree with Vermont Judge Edward Cashman's decision to sentence a child rapist to just 60 days in jail, according to a new Zogby Interactive poll. Read full story.
BACKGROUND
Worst Judge Award?
Tags: Fox, law, polls, journalism, mainstream media, press
Global Tags: Washington DC, News and politics, News, Politics, Current Events, Current Affairs, Life
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