> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>
> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>
> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>
> ( gee, at who I wonder?)
>
> Although it's still very early in the campaign, the latest NBC/WSJ poll
> has Obama leading McCain 47 to 41.  I believe this is the bump that we all
> expected after the primary wars finally finished.  The last poll was in
> April, which had Obama 46-43, within the margin of error for the poll. 
> What's really interesting, though, are the ethnic and voter group
> breakdowns:  Obama leads with African Americans 83-7 (7? - geez),
> Hispanics 62-28, women 52-33, Catholics 47-40, independents 41-36, all
> women 52-33, and blue collars 47-42.  Among Hillary supporters, Obama
> leads 61-19.  Among white men, as you can imagine, McCain leads 55-35 as
> he does with soccer moms at 44-38.  Among the respondents, 54 to 30 say
> that they believe Obama will win the election. ...

> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>
> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>
>
>
> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>
> ( gee, at who I wonder?)

> ruthless wrote:

>> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>>
>> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>>
>>
>>
>> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>>
>> ( gee, at who I wonder?)

>
> You do realize that women *always* go for the dem candidate? He's barely
> got a majority and there are 15%% undecided or staying home or voting for
> Hillary or??? That's a lot.
>
> Laurie
>

> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>
> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>
> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>
> ( gee, at who I wonder?)
>
> Although it's still very early in the campaign, the latest NBC/WSJ poll
> has Obama leading McCain 47 to 41.  I believe this is the bump that we all
> expected after the primary wars finally finished.  The last poll was in
> April, which had Obama 46-43, within the margin of error for the poll. 
> What's really interesting, though, are the ethnic and voter group
> breakdowns:  Obama leads with African Americans 83-7 (7? - geez),
> Hispanics 62-28, women 52-33, Catholics 47-40, independents 41-36, all
> women 52-33, and blue collars 47-42.  Among Hillary supporters, Obama
> leads 61-19.  Among white men, as you can imagine, McCain leads 55-35 as
> he does with soccer moms at 44-38.  Among the respondents, 54 to 30 say
> that they believe Obama will win the election. ...

> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>
> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>
> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>
> ( gee, at who I wonder?)
>
> Although it's still very early in the campaign, the latest NBC/WSJ poll
> has Obama leading McCain 47 to 41. I believe this is the bump that we all
> expected after the primary wars finally finished. The last poll was in
> April, which had Obama 46-43, within the margin of error for the poll.
> What's really interesting, though, are the ethnic and voter group
> breakdowns: Obama leads with African Americans 83-7 (7? - geez),
> Hispanics 62-28, women 52-33, Catholics 47-40, independents 41-36, all
> women 52-33, and blue collars 47-42. Among Hillary supporters, Obama
> leads 61-19. Among white men, as you can imagine, McCain leads 55-35 as ...

> "PatsSox" gmail.com> wrote in message
>
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> On Jun 11, 10:44 pm, mrfubb...@ducktolling.edu (ruthless) wrote:
>
>
>
>
>

>> according to NBC /WSJ poll...

>

>> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33

>

>> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....

>

>> ( gee, at who I wonder?)

>

>> Although it's still very early in the campaign, the latest NBC/WSJ poll
>> has Obama leading McCain 47 to 41. I believe this is the bump that we all ...

> ruthless wrote:

>> according to NBC /WSJ poll...
>>
>> women polled prefer Obama to Mc Cain 52-33
>>
>>
>>
>> Ruth, falls down laughing and pointing....
>>
>> ( gee, at who I wonder?)

>
> You do realize that women *always* go for the dem candidate? He's barely
> got a majority and there are 15%% undecided or staying home or voting for
> Hillary or??? That's a lot.
>
> Laurie

>
> Don't hurt yourself, Ruth. It's too early to get giddy over
> the polls.

> unfavorability numbers are also rising. Folks here like to talk
> about Hillary's unfavorability ratings and now Obama's close to
> matching her numbers. From McClatchy: He remains largely unknown
> to many voters, men and women, and his favorability numbers have been
> going down. The Pew Research Center found last month that Obama's
> unfavorability numbers had climbed substantially =97 from 33 percent in
> January to 42 percent in May =97 and a big reason was his "personal
> attributes." The good news is that McCains unfavorability numbers
> have risen, too. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/election2008/story/40766.html=

>
> so... you're feeling confident about John McCain beating him?
>
> Have you seen John MCCain speak lately?
>
> He fucks up every speech he makes.