Posted on 10/16/2012 11:34:00 PM PDT by Zakeet
Gallup posted the first peak inside their daily tracking poll demographics today and there is zero good news for President Obama. His support has declined among every single demographic identified by Gallup, often by double digits.
Obama’s biggest losses are among college graduates (+2 to -22), southerners (even to -22), Americans aged 30 to 49 (+6 to -10), and, surprisingly Obama is also down among postgraduates (up 30 to up just 14).
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I'm not worried because my friends in the unbiased mainstream media tell me that I am still far ahead!
“surprisingly Obama is also down among postgraduates (up 30 to up just 14)”
The higher the income the harder it will be to find a job in the United States; it should be “surprising” that these jobs as well are going to Asia ASAP.
In the current economy the worst thing a person can do is invest time and money in a skill where the work can be sent overseas (because it will be); it is probably a lot mor lucrative to learn auto mechanics or be an electrician.
And yet the polls will still use 2008 numbers as if this is going to be a repeat of 2008.
Actually i think its the regular college grad who’s lost the most ground under this buffoon. Once u can get that advanced degree you’re going to see more demand.
I agree that undergrads lost more because there are more of them (and more foreign replacements for them); because of their salaries those with higher degrees are even more logical targets for outsourcing. At this point we educate Asia’s MBAs, etc. HERE, so they can go back to Asia taking an advanced-degree job with them.
Anyone who earns more than $30K per year has forces at work either importing workers here to do it in their place or working furiously behind the scenes to send that job elsewhere. The more you earn the more desperate the scramble to get that done...
I don’t hear of any former McCain voter switching their vote to 0bama this term. But I’ve heard plenty of former 0bama voters switching.
I predicted this fact last year.
But for the 19th Amendment you’d never had heard of Jimmy Carter, Billy Clinton or Barry Obama.
This proves one thing for sure.... that folks that only have a High school diploma are SMARTER than many with post-grad degrees.
Never a truer statement. More college grads (who never go to grad school) see the light. I have been through both medical and graduate school, and I’ve consistently seen that the “higher” the degree the greater the “leftist quotient”. One can be too smart for their own good, and graduate school often attracts leftist slackers who never want to grow up.
"I don’t hear of any former McCain voter switching their vote to 0bama this term. But I’ve heard plenty of former 0bama voters switching" I agree with you. Same goes with yard signs, there aren't many Obama signs around here at all. That wasn't the case in 08. There were signs, bumper stickers and supposed enthusiasm for Obama. It isn't so this time around. People who weren't talking about voting in 2008 are talking about voting for Romney this year. I'm cautiously optomistic. GET OUT THERE AND VOTE!
“But for the 19th Amendment you’d never had heard of Jimmy Carter, Billy Clinton or Barry Obama.”
As a woman, and a Vet, I agree. I’ve long advocated that it was a mistake to let women vote. Now that the horse is out of the barn, it’s up to we ConservaBabes to educate the dumbasses that vote (D) for no other reason than they have no other way of making it through life save for Father Government.
The feminization of our society has not done us one bit of good. It has destroyed families, made men feel obsolete and we have two generations now of Nancy Boys to contend with.
Wish we could turn back the clock and only women who were land owners could vote...but, that’s just me. :)
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No problem. Steiner will attack.
“Gallup posted the first peak inside their daily tracking poll demographics today....”
There’s a Twitter account with the user name “StealthMountain” that responds to every tweet that incorrectly spells “sneak peek” as “sneak peak.” The response shows a cartoon of an anthropomorphic mountain appearing to sneak up on someone, and the text is comprised simply of “I think you mean “sneak peek.”” Perhaps StealthMountain needs to ask his cousins FirstPeak and PeakInside to start their own Twitter accounts.
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