Survey: Limbaugh is the most influential conservative

NEW YORK - In a large margin, Americans see the Rush Limbaugh of the most influential conservative voice of the people. These are the results of a survey conducted by "60 Minutes" and "Vanity Fair" magazine and published Sunday. The moderator was elected, followed by 26 percent of those who responded, by Glenn Beck Fox News Channel at 11 percent. Real politicians - former Vice President Dick Cheney and former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin - have been the choice of 10 percent each. When asked to choose between seven presidents who have run the Americans John F. Kennedy that they like to see added to Mount Rushmore to. Kennedy, 29 percent of respondents, with Ronald Reagan seconds at 20 percent. With all the talk about the message, whether the Americans should have the choice of a government-run health insurance in a health care reform, who said only 26 percent of those who responded that they were confident declared "public" to someone who does not know. Half of Americans have decided to lay a wreath at the grave of the Unknown Soldier, as a ceremony in which they contribute the most. What other options has overwhelmed: lighting the Olympic flame and hurling medals on the opening of a Super Bowl, from the race at the Indianapolis 500, the bell rang for the opening of the stocks and throw the first pitch of World Series. __ The random telephone interviews with a sample of 855 adults was conducted by CBS News of 6-8 November. The margin of error is plus or minus three percentage points.