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"They" say the educated voters r voting Obama. Since when was there correlation btwn education & common sense |
There is no correlation. Hillary...you said it yourself ". if you're an idiot when you enter college, chances are you'll still be an idiot when you graduate." "They" will say anything to make you feel like 'smart' people are voting for their candidate. I am very intelligent, & I have read all about his church, his upbringing, his senate voting & anything I can get my hands on, & I will STILL not vote for him. It has NOTHING to do with his color. There is none. I work with educated Obama supporters that are as naive as 13 year olds. I would not vote for Obama for two reasons. Number one it is rumoured that he may be a Muslim and that is the last thing that we need in this country. Number two, his damn name sounds too much like Osama. at least they're smart! Not ALL educated people are voting for Obama. It's just some stupid poll... all polls are inherently flawed. Umm you asked a question and then answered it yourself. Ok.... Anyway it might be common sense for a gay rights activist in San Fransisco to vote for Obama. And it's common sense for a pro gun hunter in Texas to vote for McCain, so I'm not quite sure what you're getting at. There are a lot of correlations between education and common sense. I would say the only thing skewing this might be that educated people would not have the kind of idiotic reasoning expressed by DemonicD. The ability of a name to RHYME with a bad person's name has absolutely NOTHING to do with that person's character or abilities. And because of this inanity the rumor about any muslim background is given weight. Which, by the way, shouldn't mean anything just as Mitt Romney's Mormonism would have no bearing on his ability to be president. Ridiculous and disgusting racism. The only legitimate way to choose a candidate is to learn about that candidate yourself by watching debates and interviews, checking voting records and, if possible, hearing that person speak in person. Who are "They?" Names? Addresses? |
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