Welcome to Public Opinion Pros An Online Magazine for the Polling Professional (and Everybody Else)-June 2005

	FEATURES Deep Suspicion: Iraq, Misperception, and Partisanship By Yaeli Bloch-Elkon and Robert Y. Shapiro
	When the evidence—or the absence of it—contradicted beliefs in WMDs and an Iraq/al-Qaeda link, the public reevaluated its perceptions along distinctly partisan lines. (more)
	Categorically Different: Americans and Their Leaders on Foreign Policy Objectives By Alvin Richman
	American leaders and the public are far from united on some foreign affairs issues, including conditions calling for the use of U.S. military force. (more)
	Belief vs. Behavior: Religion and Political Party Preference By Ariela Keysar and Barry A. Kosmin
	The fact that practicing Catholics are now so Republican shows that a political era has ended. (more)
	FROM THE FIELD Among the Amish: Interviewing Unique Populations on Sensitive Topics By Berwood Yost, Christina Abbott, Jennifer Harding, and Angela Knittle
	Researchers working within the United States will encounter few cultures as foreign to them as the Amish. (more)
	DEPARTMENTS
		From the Editor
		No Joke By Lisa Ferraro Parmelee
		Op-Ed
		An Appreciation: The Fortune Survey, 1935–1949 By Karlyn Bowman
		Columns
		What Do I Know? By John Benson
		Letters to the Editor
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		In Print
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