Need a favor Results posted

[jjoker16]

Done!

 

[spanky]

Done.

 

[BigNick73]

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0R5_ddWm9yrVHBUSWI3djJSSlU/edit?pli=1

there's the results for those that were curious.

 

[JBP55]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[BeerManNOLA]

Interesting. More youngsters (25-34) than I would have guessed. Figured more would be in my age range (35-44).

 

[Leadfoot]

No real surprising results. The thing I love to see is that people aren't just saying test those welfare recipients, test the legislators too. If it's good for one, its good for all.

 

[Emperor]

No real surprising results. The thing I love to see is that people aren't just saying test those welfare recipients, test the legislators too. If it's good for one, its good for all.

Agreed! The bigger surprise would be a professor at CU actually using this data to portray the need for "really" reforming the welfare system to anyone that could actually start the ball rolling.

 

[general mills]

Just a personal irk, why is it on all these polls and paperwork and such, there is only some high school. highschool. some college. associates degreee, batcholers degress, masters degree?
I graduated High School and went to Paramedic, then A&P School, both trade programs. What about all the plumbers, electricians, mechanics, ect. out there?
All of them and myself have more than a high scool education, but that is the most appropriate block to check. There should be a block for trade school or such. I know alot of plumbers and electricians that I would stack intuectually against some batcholer degree people any day.

 

[rocketsteve]

Agreed! The bigger surprise would be a professor at CU actually using this data to portray the need for "really" reforming the welfare system to anyone that could actually start the ball rolling.

Personally, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that to happen, but then again, I believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, so...