Liberals Still Confident in Obama and He Wins Over Some Republicans

Gman

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Mon Jan-05-09 10:42 PM
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Liberals Still Confident in Obama and He Wins Over Some Republicans

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While much has been written that some liberal Democrats have been disappointed with Barack Obama's cabinet picks and others worried that he'll pursue too centrist a course, a Gallup analysis of its data collected Nov. 5 through Dec. 28 says that 93 percent of this group are confident that Obama will be a good president. That view is held by 86 percent of moderate and conservative Democrats, 51 percent of liberal Republicans and 29 percent of conservative Republicans. In both groups of Republicans, those numbers have risen since election day.

http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/polltracker/2009/01/liberals-still-confident-in-ob.html

93% of liberals say Obama will be a good president. LOL! After reading DU, I thought Obama was a DLC stealth-troll. LOL!

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Jennicut

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Mon Jan-05-09 10:46 PM
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1. I am one of those liberals. 51 percent of liberal Rethugs? Hmmm.

Good results, anyone is really better then Bush after all.

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Cha

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Mon Jan-05-09 10:48 PM
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2. Except mccain and we

got lucky.

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Jennicut

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Mon Jan-05-09 10:49 PM
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3. Yeah. No way, no McCain.

I am so glad we got Obama instead. :)

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