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In the discussion thread: Anti-abortion activist might keep Obama from unanimous re-nomination [View all]

Wed Mar 7, 2012, 11:02 AM

LoZoccolo (29,393 posts)

6. Actually, no.

The Gallup polls find that liberal Democrats support Obama more than moderate or conservative Democrats.

Here's the link:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/124922/Presidential-Job-Approval-Center.aspx

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45 replies	Author	Time	Post
Anti-abortion activist might keep Obama from unanimous re-nomination [View all]	Freddie Stubbs	Mar 2012	OP
I strongly doubt that it was Democrats who voted for Terry in Oklahoma.	sinkingfeeling	Mar 2012	#1
OK has closed primaries:	Freddie Stubbs	Mar 2012	#2
Objection duly noted.	bluedigger	Mar 2012	#3
The only problem with this is that the challenge to BO should be from the LEFT. No way does	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#4
Democratic voters haven't given any support to President Obama's fringe opponents on the left	Freddie Stubbs	Mar 2012	#5
True -	TBF	Mar 2012	#20
Actually, no.	LoZoccolo	Mar 2012	#6
I can get a poll to say anything. There is a difference between "support" and not wanting any	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#16
You are in the 15% of Liberal Dems that disapprove of Obama	emulatorloo	Mar 2012	#30
You paint with a broad brush. I do NOT "disapprove of Obama" nor do I "oppose" him.	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#31
LOL	emulatorloo	Mar 2012	#33
As I pointed out before...	Chan790	Mar 2012	#23
WARREN 2016	joshcryer	Mar 2012	#41
The left want Obama to defeat Romtorum and for Dems to take back the House and keep Senate.	emulatorloo	Mar 2012	#29
I oppose BO's drift to the right and corporate control. You say I don't represent the views	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#32
The leftists I know (including me) are pragmatists rather than rigid ideologues	emulatorloo	Mar 2012	#34
Interesting how you 'complex' view allows you to project your opinions on to me. But my narrow	Vincardog	Mar 2012	#45
Although Oklahoma has a closed primary, many	OKNancy	Mar 2012	#7
I agree: Southern Dems have long been a different animal, though times are changing.	sybylla	Mar 2012	#21
Randall Terry is a pig.	kag	Mar 2012	#8
Geez, we need to get the "anti-abortion" term out of MSM and get it replaced with "anti-choice"	Lionessa	Mar 2012	#9
Exactly	peace frog	Mar 2012	#14
I aggree 100%	dmr	Mar 2012	#15
and we need to get the anti-choice people...	awoke_in_2003	Mar 2012	#19
maybe call them anti-birth control	StarsInHerHair	Mar 2012	#36
Well, that's democracy for ya	bigworld	Mar 2012	#10
Why does it have to be unanimous?	Iggo	Mar 2012	#11
Terry has for years been trouble. There are more evangelical	asjr	Mar 2012	#12
And here I was hoping Vermin Supreme was going to get some delegates	thelordofhell	Mar 2012	#13
I love the part at the end of the video when he "turns Randall Terry gay"	Bjorn Against	Mar 2012	#35
I love Vermin Supreme!	a simple pattern	Mar 2012	#38
Randall Terry is a terrorist, and should be treated like one.	baldguy	Mar 2012	#17
Terrorist?	sakabatou	Mar 2012	#24
He posts lists of names, office and home addresses for doctors and their families.	ieoeja	Mar 2012	#25
Definitely obvious.	sakabatou	Mar 2012	#27
He supports murder to forward his political goals.	baldguy	Mar 2012	#26
Ah.	sakabatou	Mar 2012	#28
He is at least a supporter of terrorism when it suits his cause	LeftishBrit	Mar 2012	#43
geez	barbtries	Mar 2012	#18
The Wretch Will Not Make It Past The Credentials Committee, Sir	The Magistrate	Mar 2012	#22
I feel sorry for smart Oklahomans that live	Lucky Luciano	Mar 2012	#37
Can the OK Dem party just break away from the national	geek tragedy	Mar 2012	#39
Don't worry, the DNC will either find a reason not to seat them	dflprincess	Mar 2012	#40
The delegates would be denied, even if "won."	David__77	Mar 2012	#42
Am I supposed to care?	GeorgeGist	Mar 2012	#44

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