Re: Obama May Win Indiana

In article <dsOdnYJxDPH8c7zVnZ2dnUVZ_tLinZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 <slidge@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>I forget which pundit said this, but the gist was "50% of those Clinton
>sup****ters polled said that they would not vote for Obama.  However, in
>2000, 50% of McCain voters said the same thing about Bush, and they ended
>up voting for him anyway".

I tend to agree.  Telling a pollster there is no way you'd vote for the
other Democrat is one thing, actually being in a voting booth with a
chance to vote against McCain is quite another.

A Hillary win is somewhat more troubling since Obama brought in a lot
of new youngsters who probably weren't going to vote and may well not
vote if they become disillusioned.

But either way, once the nominee is finally decided the loser is sure
to endorse the winner and make efforts to convince their former
sup****ters that the winner deserves their votes.
-- 
Jim Prescott - Computing and Networking Group	jgp@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 of Engineering and Applied Sciences, University of Rochester, NY