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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (102498)	4/9/2011 1:56:01 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	1 Recommendation of 224750

hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com Pew Poll: Obama Struggling With White Voters By Ronald Brownstein April 7, 2011 \| 5:11 PM Share Share The latest Pew Research Center national poll released today underscores how slender a beachhead President Obama has established among whites more than two years into his presidency. In his 2008 election, Obama ran well only among two groups of whites -- young people and white women with at least a four year college education, two groups that are generally receptive to government activism. In the 2010 GOP landslide, those groups stuck with Democrats relatively more loyally than the rest of the white electorate, but the party's support tumbled even among them. GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN WHO'S ESSENTIAL, WHO'S NOT? LIVE BLOG: Just Hours Left to Negotiate Who Gets Furloughed? Agency-by-Agency List Social Media Braces for Shutdown PICTURES: The Budget Debate's Cast of Characters ANALYSTS: Relax. Effect on GDP is Negligible Figures provided to National Journal by Pew from the new survey suggests that Obama has recaptured ground Democrats lost with well-educated white women in 2010-but that he is still struggling with every other segment of the white electorate, including younger voters.

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