A Gallup poll asked the following two questions:
• Do you favor a tax cut or "increased spending on other government programs"? Result: 75% for the tax cut.
• Do you favor a tax cut or "spending to fund new retirement savings accounts, as well as increased spending on education, defense, Medicare and other programs"? Result: 60% for the spending.
Discuss why the two questions produced seemingly contradictory results. How could the results of the questions be used selectively by various groups?