40% say something different. But no matter what your talking 60% of 33% of the general election electorate.

The Dems can’t lose 40% of their vote and win. Heck, they can’t lose 6% and win.

Well if its any indication, 60% of the dems in exit polls tonight said Trinity Church was not an issue.

The question is vague. How many of these voters were Hillary supporters? If they had already decided to vote for Hillary, then the Trinity Church would not be a factor in their vote. Maybe it already was an issue until they made a decision?

How do you interpret the Hillary statement that she would be open
to being Obama’s VP?
One reading is that the tape threat could be called off if Obama gives
her the nod, but Hillary probably realizes that the tape is “out there”
and would still surface in October despite anything she withheld.
A second reading would be she is only pretending to be interested
in the VP slot for plausible deniability when she does release the tape?

I wonder how much difference it would make? Democrats, in their
present mood, seem willing to accept anything about BHO and still
fall at his feet no matter what.

Instead, we all think she’s probably said things like that many times bafore. It seems to fit with Trinity United’s general message.

This is my first time here – good posts.

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