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To: Kaslin

boy talk about crow to pass around here served cold....lol

7 plus points....even I wouldn’t have believed that


4 posted on 12/15/2008 7:10:08 PM PST by wardaddy (Monarchists for Palin 2012)
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To: wardaddy

It does show much this country changed in the past 30 years. The question is how much further change will Obama, Pelosi, and Reid bring to America?


7 posted on 12/15/2008 7:17:16 PM PST by yongin (Converting people to Mormonism makes the world more conservative)
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To: wardaddy

I was one who swore that the democrat buffoon wouldnt beat the buffoon I voted for


11 posted on 12/15/2008 7:38:45 PM PST by italianquaker
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To: wardaddy

wardaddy wrote:
“boy talk about crow to pass around here served cold....lol
7 plus points....even I wouldn’t have believed that”

Source for the following:
2008 exit poll data, CNN; “Going after the Faith-Based Vote”, AP, 11/6/08)

“Forty three percent of whites voted for Mr. Obama, and the wide margins he won among blacks (95%), Hispanics (66%), Asians (61%), Jews (81%) and voters under 30 (66%), put him over the top.

“Mr. McCain received 55% of the white vote, 65% of the white Protestant vote, 52% of the white Catholic vote, 74% of the Evangelical vote, 57% of white men and 53% of white women — and lost anyway. Until recently that level of support would have guaranteed victory. If Mr. Obama can hold his multiracial coalition together, the next Republican candidate will need close to 60% of the white vote to stay in the race.”

Just some numbers to consider.
Nothing more.

- John


22 posted on 12/16/2008 6:29:59 AM PST by Fishrrman
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