ok I also don't give much to the polls they put up - ie: Bush's approval rating. I put that on there for the few people on this board that require statistics to back up opinions. Besides, if you turned on CNN once in awhile - the reason I quoted that particular poll was it was the FIRST one conducted post-Saddam regime. The poll takers actually went into Baghdad, going door to door for these results. It took them 3 months or so I think. I would have more concrete evidence about it but at the time I saw it I wasn't thinking I was ever going to have quote it somewhere.

Well, for your convenience, I did some research into this. And since you like polls done by CNN, this is what i've found:

September 24, 2003: 2/3 of Baghdad residents glad Saddam is gone and think Iraq will be better off in 5 years, however, there is a split on whether RIGHT NOW the country is better then it was
http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/....iraq.poll.ap/

The poll was done by Gallup, a very highly respected polling organization, and describes how the poll was conducted.