Almost makes me want to VOTE OBAMA rather than third party!!!!
"Losing female support, McCain alters approach" by Sasha Issenberg, Globe Staff | October 9, 2008
Gee, that's strange. The headline on my front page says:
"McCain's domestic focus aimed at women voters"
Umm, yeah, I am TIRED of the CENSORSHIP and SPIN of the SHIT AMERIKAN MEDIA as well!!!!
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Senator John McCain returned to the campaign trail yesterday with new emphasis on a domestic agenda that appeared designed in part to address the concerns of white women, a crucial voting bloc that has moved steadily in recent weeks toward his rival, Barack Obama.
After his second debate with Obama on Tuesday night, McCain and running mate Sarah Palin held events in Pennsylvania and Ohio where he stressed healthcare and homeownership - both issues that women, especially independent white women, have cited as important in their choice of a candidate.
Also see because that is going to be the narrative the MSM uses to sell a stolen election: YOUSE all a bunch of RACISTS, ladies!!
Rick Sanchez is doing it right now on TV!
Also see: Debunking the "America is Racist" Myth Promoted by AmeriKan MSM
Obama has built up support among women that approaches the level of female support for the last successful Democratic candidate, Bill Clinton, when he won his second term in 1996. In both the presidential races that followed, George W. Bush made inroads among women voters that helped him defeat successive Democratic challengers.
The fact the MSM acts like those elections were LEGITIMATE is PROOF of their DISINGENUOUSNESS and LYING!!!!
Please see: Stolen Elections: 2000
Public and private polling indicates that McCain has lost any gains made among women since late August when he chose running mate Palin, the Alaska governor who now appears more popular among men than women.
That's because SO MANY MEN (and I know some) are VOTING with their DICKS!!!
Why don't you just give Ms. Sarah your balls, guys?
Much of the initial fascination with Palin, the first female Republican vice presidential nominee, has been overshadowed by economic news. "We've lost 2,000 points on the market since Sarah Palin's speech at the convention," said McCain campaign manager Rick Davis.
How are those Freddie Mac payments working out, Rick?
An Oct. 1 survey released by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press showed Obama now leading McCain by 17 percentage points among women, up from 10 points two weeks earlier. That movement is largely among white women; Obama has maintained a steady advantage among African-Americans of both sexes.
A poll of women across 16 competitive states released this week by Women's Voices Women's Votes, an independent group that backs Democratic candidates, showed Obama doing best among the younger and unmarried. Obama leads among single women by 29 percentage points, and is running even among married women, a demographic that boosted Bush in his 2004 reelection.
As if those elections were lgitimate and not rigged!
That year, pollsters conjured the profile of "security moms," married women with children who made national-security issues a priority after the Sept. 11 attacks. After this September's financial crisis, some political analysts expect that a similar instinct - seeking a trusted paternal figure in a time of uncertainty - will apply to domestic concerns.
Many analysts had expected Palin to attract more female supporters after her surprise selection by McCain, but her support is now greater among men than women.
That's because they got a hard-on for the whore!
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Well, I guess it is true: WOMEN are SMARTER than MEN!!!
