Posted Jul 28, 2010, 11:42 PM
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The rest of the article notes that this was a loaded, for-hire poll that played up the advantages of HSR before the respondents answered. It is part of an $8.5M PR campaign funded by HSR.
The opponents noted this is shockingly low for a "push poll" which is intended to give overwhelming support for a proposal.
Nice to see where our HSR money is really going.
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