More Americans, 66%, Think Obama, Not McCain, Shares Their Values

[babsbunny]

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More Americans, 66%, Think Obama, Not McCain, Shares Their Values
Plus, The Truth on Independents, Moderates, White Women, Palin's Unfavorable Rating and More That the Corporate Media Hasn't Seen Fit to Cover...

Guest Blogged by Brad Jacobson of MediaBloodhound

Considering many of the staggering results of Thursday's New York Times/CBS News poll, overall media coverage and examination of the findings have been less than thorough. With the seeming sea change that has occurred, when comparing public opinion before both conventions to public opinion now (the period measured in the poll), you might think it would garner at least as much attention as, say, lipstick-on-a-pig palooza.

Taken as a whole, findings of this poll --- some noted in Thursday's national media discourse, some not --- paint the bleakest picture yet for the McCain/Palin ticket. The following compares opinions before the convention to current opinions...

[eshfemme]

1. It's too bad that the RNC came right after the DNC as the DNC made you feel optimistic

while the RNC just depressed you. I'd rather be optimistic because otherwise, you give up on the future and on the country.

[Arkana]

2. This is often a deciding factor when people go to the polls--it could

push some last-minute voters into our column.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

3. Sadly this isn't the poll/survey that the Sunday pundits will obsess over..

Let Fournier/Sniderman and Co. and the M$M continue to peddle the meme that Obama turns off whites.

And remember last week, a survey showed that more Americans wanted to watch a football game with Obama than with McSame and more Americans trust Obama to teach their children than do McSame, despite the so-called "Palin Effect" and McSame's deplorable "sex ed" ad.