One cannot help but ask why the Globe would ask the pollster to ask stupid questions and then report the results as news. Unless of course the main idea is to continue apparent policy of debunking the current U.S. administration? So who can believe the results of the so-called poll, since the questions have not been published, the methodology, etc.?   It used to be in the days of landlines and no internet accuracy in sampling was boosted by having much more accurate result in direct proportion to the extent to which there was a reasonably representative sample. Not only that, but in the cities at least, there is a lack of a common language, as one often hears Arabic and Chinese more than English. What is the non response rate? As for sticking it to the current administration on trade, this would be as losing a strategy as it gets. Other trade agreements must be made a priority, e.g. free trade with Japan and Britain. Mr. Harper would get that done. If only.