
Another in a series of McCain-related seeds as I research the senator for a article coming to the Vine...
"Bush's troubles have sent voters fleeing from his party. In 2004, 47 percent of Americans leaned toward the Democratic Party, with 44 percent leaning Republican—a 3-point difference. Today, it's 51 to 38 in favor of the Democrats—a gap of 13 percentage points.
To win, McCain will have to pry away a lot of voters who currently find the GOP unappealing. Obama (or Clinton), by contrast, will have only to avoid alienating those who are already favorably inclined to a change.
Issue after issue also promises to hurt Republicans. Among the topics creating the most anxiety are the economy, domestic matters like health care and Immigration, and Iraq. Of those, Immigration is the only one that might not favor the Democrats."
You're in Easy Mode. If you prefer, you can use XHTML Mode instead. |