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Despite the desperation of the Romney camp to avoid talking about social issues, the fact remains that this election is primarily about those social issues and not about the economy. Other posters have noted that, for young people, social issues far outrank economic issues in importance.
Poll after poll, An overwhelming majority of Americans say their number one voting issue is the economy, number two is ending foreign wars, and somewhere towards the bottom is abortion and Libya.
Hey it must be true if someone puts it on a video on Youtube, forget all the polls, and everybody you talking to saying it is the economy and wars, that guy on youtube has all the answers.
When I say that the election is primarily about social issues that means that social issues will determine the outcome, not that the majority of Americans say it's their top concern. The swing voters are social issue voters.
When I say that the election is primarily about social issues that means that social issues will determine the outcome, not that the majority of Americans say it's their top concern. The swing voters are social issue voters.
No it won't. Most "swing" voters are in the middle and are worried about the economy. When polled, they say that abortion ranks about 5% of their voting reasons.
2. It doesn't say "all voters" it says women. Women aren't all swing voters, which is what you said earlier all swing voters are concerned with abortion.
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