alt.education

Gunny Freedom wrote:
>The body of practices and rules governing my canvass are as follows:
>
>Pick a neighborhood. Go door to door. Discuss politics and policies
>with those who answer the door.

Which you did in a neutral fashion that did not attempt to influence
in any way what people thought or said to you. Not.

"Push polls" are a similar technique for getting really skewed results
that have no real bearing on what people think, though in some extreme
cases may affect how they vote. If you canvass the way you post, your
canvassing was just a slow and inefficient push poll.

And more likely to be skewed, because many people know that the best
way to get rid of a TROO BEELEEVER is to tell them what they want to
hear.

>That is the entire body of rules, practices and procedures governing the
>canvass. Under the above practices, literally thousands of voters were
>canvassed by Ron Paul volunteers.

None of whom were neutral observers of the reactions of those they
interviewed.

lojbab