Muscatine

I am totally amazed that YOU would be getting an email from a conservative entity such as newsmax.

Why should you be ":totally amazed"? Don’t you ever read anything that you consider tainted by a liberal bias? Do you only rely on what the right winger talk radio and Fox tell you what the left is thinking? If you do you’re short changing yourself. They will delude you. You’ll get a distorted view. Try for more balance.

I get two to four e-mails from Newsmax.com every day. They each contain a half dozen or so short news items including a few miracle medicines and investments.

They’re informative, not in the way they’re intended but nevertheless informative.

I ignore the miracle disease cures and get rich quick schemes. I don’t know why those things seem to be a part of the conservative media. I know Limbaugh has them as sponsors.

I followed one of their stock tips which was supposed to go up 10,000% in six months. It went from $2.52 per share to $0.06. I don’t understand how they can continue with that kind of bad advice.

 I also find it hard to believe that they would call a "respected pollster" a contributor to any news agency as pollsters technically are not contributors, but you are the one with the email - not me. That doesn't mean I have to believe it.

What do they/you mean by "contributer?  The only possible explaination that I can see is that Rasmussen results are sometimes included in Fox News reports, and Scott Rasmussen sometimes appears on Fox News.  But Rasmussen also appears on other news network reports as well.   If that is the case, it would follow that Gallup, Pew, NY Times, etc., etc. are also "contributers".   I say Big Deal.

       Maybe they mean Rasmussen is donating money to Fox News????    I doubt it.

This thread is really a waste of time in my opinion.

I mentioned before that I never heard of any other network refer to a polling organization as a contributer.

I can't help you any further.   I report, you decide.