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And neither is exactly feeding red meat to the party faithful. Obama’s wild, sign-waving audience in Durham spent much of the time waiting quietly to jump on any progressive morsel he might toss out to them. At one point, they cheered when he mentioned his work on death-penalty reform as an Illinois state senator, apparently not realizing that Obama is pro-death penalty, and that the reforms he worked on helped to restore the punishment after it had been ended.
And the disconnect doesn’t end there. Jackey Scott, a senior at University of New Hampshire, won’t find Obama as eager to bring troops home from Iraq as she is; Dick Courtney, a staffer with the state’s teachers union, might look askance at Obama’s reference to holding teachers “accountable.” Obama also opposes gay marriage and wants to increase the military budget. He might just be the Democrats’ Rudy Giuliani: intensely popular among those unaware of how much they disagree with his politics.