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while a greater sample makes the poll more accurate, they are not always feasible. no one is willing to fund such a poll. And as you can see, "AfterDowningStreet.org, a grassroots coalition that supports a Congressional investigation of President Bush's decision to invade Iraq in 2003" funded it. Also forgot to mention that most polls are around 1,000 people surveyed. The poll is also has a +/- 3.1% margin of error. So anywhere from 47-53% think he should be impeached.


Recently, Gallup refused to run a poll asking this very question. Zogby did a few months ago, and he said he would again if he was paid a lot.

I find it odd how one presidents personal life where really no one was hurt is grounds for impeachment and an illegal war, where thousands have died isn't even on the radar for any main stream news.

If mainstream media were actually doing their job, would this not be relevant information? 50% would agree with impeachment if Bush lied about Iraq. Is this not news worthy?