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The survey says these guys don't like each other

Posted at 7:57 PM on April 6, 2006 by Bob Collins (1 Comments)

Looks like the mudslinging has broadened beyond the candidates. Now the pollsters are getting into it.

The subject. John Zogby, the polling firm used by the Wall Street Journal.

These guys have never cared for each other anyway but it started with a Roll Call (subscription required) article by Stuart Rothenberg, in which he savages John Zogby's polling.

Zogby counters with a backhander...

Here are some things you just don't hear very much anymore:

"The beaches near Pyongyang are just lovely this time of year".

" Gee, I wish Duke Cunningham was back. It just isn't the same".

" I read Stuart Rothenberg's column every week and I really care about what he thinks".

But apparently he does because he sent out an e-mail and referenced this link.

Back over the net to you, Stuart.

Comments (1)

I never read Stuart Rothenberg. I don't read Rollcall either.

Posted by Eva Young | April 7, 2006 12:02 AM

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