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| Poll on Saddam behind 9/11 |
[Oct. 17th, 2004|09:09 pm] |
Media Matters? Poll Shows More than 4 in 10
Still Link Saddam to 9/11
By E&P Staff
Published: October 05, 2004 4:10 PM EDT
NEW YORK While the press gave extensive
coverage Tuesday to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld’s statement that
he hasn't seen "any strong, hard evidence" to link Saddam Hussein and
the al-Qaeda terrorists who staged the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, it
became ever more apparent that the media still have their work cut out
for them on this issue.
Rumsfeld's comments came as a new USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll found that 42% of those surveyed
thought the former Iraqi leader was involved in the attacks on New York
City and Washington.
In response to another question, 32%
said they thought Saddam had personally planned them.
The same poll in June showed that 56%
of all Republicans said they thought Saddam was involved with the 9/11
attacks. In the latest
poll that number actually climbs, to 62%.
The independent commission that investigated 9/11 concluded in June
that there was "no credible evidence that Iraq and al-Qaeda cooperated
on attacks against the United States." The panel also said "contacts"
between al-Qaeda and Iraq "do not appear to have resulted in a
collaborative relationship."
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