60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: September Edition

September has arrived and it's time to return to the more normal pace of living that summer so beautifully manages to mess up. The kids are back to school, Americans are back to the grindstone, and the "60 Minutes"/Vanity Fair Poll is back with another set of intriguing questions designed to challenge and illuminate your mind.

And now the questions please:

• Which one of the following would most signify victory to you in the war in Afghanistan?

Thirty five percent of Americans think removing the Taliban and leaving behind a stable government in Afghanistan would signify victory. Thirty percent think that withdrawal of U. S. troops would be enough. Twenty percent say capturing Osama bin Laden would constitute a victory and eight percent say the removal of the Taliban alone would signify victory. If you told all this to the men and women fighting there right now, what do you think they'd say?

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[jonnysmom]

After answering the tan tax question, I read the comment included and I quote, "More older people and men say no (probably because they don't like taxes in the first place). Younger people and women are more likely to favor a tax. They were probably wondering who's going to pick up the bill for all those future skin cancer treatments? Now that really burns, doesn't it?"And my question to you is, I thought the media was not supposed to be biased? First of all, I was allowed to answer the question without having an account. So you can't accurately report who is saying yes and who is saying no because you have no idea how old I am. Second of all, your comment about skin cancer treatments is completely inaccurate. Next time you do a poll, maybe you should leave your personal opinion out of it! Your sponsors may be pleased but you're only making yourself look bad!

[gaiaschild-2009]

Two questions did not work for me. I know who Emily Post is and I know which things I know by heart. But could not get program to accept an answer on those.

[cbs-newsday]

Your color coding for the graph is wrong! According to the color coding over 70% of the democrats think Sarah would be an effective president (more than the republicans).

[kfirst]

CBS,
Can you please please please replay the interview with michael jackson from 2006 about the allegations of him molesting the teenage boy. Or could you post it to the site so i could watch it, it only lets you see like 2 minutes of it and i want to see the whole thing. Please email me if you do either: [e-mail]

Please & thank you!!

[stoney711]

Dear CBS:
In question #4 in your Vanity Fair poll, the graph is totally incorrect and I was not allowed to take the poll. When a user clicks on question #4, the page skips to the erroneous graphed results. Please fix the error so your members can make their voices heard and PLEASE adjust your graphs. Thank You!