Opinion
Could an Unmarried Woman Sink Obama?
Published October 07, 2011
| FoxNews.com
Republican candidates are deep in debates and President Obama is deep in campaign mode for the 2012 election, but one issue remains under the surface. The future of Barack Obama—and America—rests with the voting preferences of a frequently overlooked group: unmarried women, who make up about 25 percent of the country’s voting population.
The liberal research, polling and strategy firm Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (GQR) found after the 2008 election that, "If not for the overwhelming support of unmarried women, John McCain would have won the women's vote and with it, the White House." Unmarried women voted for Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain, 70 percent to 29 percent—and cast 23 percent of all votes in that election.
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Seriously? That's the best headline they could come up with to suggest that a particular voting block may not repeat their support for President Obama? A quick glance at the headline suggests there may be some scandalous relationship involving Mr. Obama that could destroy his chances at re-election. The actual story suggests nothing of the sort, of course. Its cheap, its dumb and its offensive. There's examples of it from the Left as well, like the story in the National Enquirer a year or so ago about Speaker Boehner.
To my Conservative readers, ask yourself why that headline was chosen.
With the endless supply of legitimate material to report on regarding this floundering President and his Administration, to resort to a cheap shot like this is pathetic.
You can and should do much better...
hi bill
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