Why do they care about unregistered voters opinions in an election year poll?

[archive_Ulter]

I read that there is a poll asking about Bush's job approval or who would make a better president, etc. And they always say something like, "poll of 1,010 adults, including 832 registered voters" like one I just saw in Newsweek. Who cares what unregistered voters think in an election year? This is not a consumer confidence poll. So why wouldn't they throw out the unregistered voters opinions. Half of them are probably illegals.
Or is there a good reason to include them that I am missing?

"Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school." -Albert Einstein

[Monster]

Im sure there is a conspiracy involved... gimme a little time and I'll have something concrete for you
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simple really

when the media and their interests do not align with the administration they simply "go public"

to rouse the masses for a specific effect

the media look at the heterogenous masses not unlike a hrvest that can be clutivated for a specific end

since the masses inherantly have no historical ties to the past and are somewhat uneducated its quite easy to push them in one ideaoligical direction or another


in any case manipulation like this will not work for long at those manipulating always pay a price........


if it were me I would smash them to bits for lying to people