Senator Bill Frist (R- Moron) put up a poll on his web site earlier today asking:

When Senator Reid mentioned that the poll wasn’t supporting Frist’s position, Frist simply changed the question- asking instead, “Should the Senate be prevented from exercising its Constitutional duty to provide the President’s judicial nominees with an up or down vote,” flipping the meaning of Yes and No without resetting the numbers… The “Yes” votes started rolling in.

Then for a while the question was changed to the ambiguous, “Should the Senate from exercise its Constitutional duty to provide the President’s judicial nominees with an up or down vote?” When “Yes” overtook “No” the question was flipped again so “No” was the opposition. The “No” vote once again took over and the question was flipped once again.

Finally the poll was closed moments after this screen shot:

After the poll closed the question was changed again:

TexasPatriot points out that they kept counting votes after the polls closed. Could it be that Diebold is running this poll? That would explain a lot…

Link to incriminating screen caps. - Feel free to use them however you see fit. I don’t have caps from early on, but these cover a couple of flip-flops and the final flop, switching the question after the fact. (Yes, I do have the google toolbar installed, and obviously I did finally find a copy of PrintKey)

Here’s Atrios’s post pointing out the first flip-flops…