Kentucky Poll: Wright, Bitterness, Bosnia, Electability
By Truthteller on May 11, 2008 at 7:15 PM in Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Electability, Hillary Clinton, Jeremiah Wright, Kentucky, Kosovo, Religion, Second Amendment, Typical white person
Conceding Kentucky to Clinton, Obama has already dismissed Kentucky Democrats as so many “typical white people” whose participation in the Democratic primary is inconsequential. Kentucky Democrats will determine the outcome of the general election, however. And according to a poll conducted on behalf of Herald-Leader/WKYT on May 7-9, 2008, Obama has an electability problem with Kentucky Democrats.
Wright’s remarks are important or very important to 43 percent of those polled. Among white voters, his statements were important to 46 percent, compared to only 11 percent of black voters.
Compounding this problem is Obama’s elitist remark about white, rural, bitter voters who “cling” to guns and religion. According to the poll I cite above,
Twenty-nine percent of voters said they didn’t care about Obama’s comments about rural voters clinging to guns and religion.
In other words, 71% of Kentucky Democrats do care about Obama’s derisive statements about rural white voters who “cling” to guns and religion.
Compare these alarming figures to the following finding of the Herald-Leader/WKYT poll:
Twenty-three percent of those polled said Clinton’s misstatements about whether she was under sniper fire in Bosnia were important to their vote.
Clinton’s statements about Bosnia have not affected Kentucky Democrats’ perception of her viability and electability. I guess the voters of Kentucky know how to pick a President.
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Lest one try to dismiss the results of this poll, let us remember that the Democratic nominee will have to win Kentucky in the general election. Bill Clinton won Kentucky in 1992 with 44.55% of the vote, and he won it again in 1996 with 45.84% of the vote. Neither Gore nor Kerry could carry Kentucky, and neither of them managed to win the White House. Kentucky, in other words, is an important swing state, and Obama with his out of touch elitism will not be able to carry it if almost half of Kentucky Democrats find his pastor’s statements offensive.
Clinton, on the other hand, can carry Kentucky. Just listen to this expert on Kentucky politics and culture:
“It is the working class support that Hillary is enjoying and Bill Clinton did alright by the working and middle class,” Gershtenson said. “Those folks enjoyed improving times over the course of his terms and I think that makes a big difference.”
“Typical white people” matter, even if Obama, Brazile and other Washington, DC, elites denigrate and dismiss them. Or perhaps Obama really does despise the “typical white people” of Kentucky. After all, he and his wife listened to the following again and again when they attended the “God Damn America” Church in inner city Chicago for a full twenty years:
I don’t get Obama’s strategy of not campaigning in KY or WV. Well, I know he’s trying to suppress the vote, so Hillary doesn’t get the popular vote lead. But they are acting like they have already won the Presidency.
Do they realize that the voters of KY, WV, MI, FL, OH, etc are NEEDED for him to win the GE. He has no coalition. I am just stunned that these party leaders think Obama can win ANY state in the GE at this point.
The red states he won will go to McCain. The swing states will go to McCain. I even think McCain can win CA. They all need to wake up.
If Kentucky voters choose the president in every election, what in the world is he thinking to diss those voters? Does he think they won’t remember? Why should they come out to vote for him in November if he can’t acknowledge the significance of their vote now? How arrogant.
In my opinion it just shows the Obama campaign is really clueless about what’s important to voters. I would never support a candidate that blatantly tried to silence my vote, or in such a close election like this, just ignore a couple of entire states. that’s downright offensive and insulting. I agree. I think Kentucky voters won’t forget the snub in November.
His defense will be the states he won early on that are GOP strongholds that our girl didn’t bother with.
But he will never win those states. Clinton will win KY and WV. She will also carry AR, and she makes TN competitive.
That was then, this is now. He’s losing among white voters and Repub strongholds and has been consistently losing them for over 2 months now, since Texas (huge Repub stronghold that could go back to blue with Hillary) and Ohio. That was also before prior to his Rev. Wright, Ayers conenctions, and Bitter comments. That early game is long gone now.
ARROGANCE, plain and simple. Also, he’s tired, he’s bored. He needs to get on with the task at hand of naming his Veep, and of course, raising more money for the General. This guy really refuses to grasp the reality of dis’ing and disefrancising voters is not going to get him more voters. His ego is in the way right now.
As Howard Wolfson said today on Fox News Sunday, ‘if BO wants to anoint himself the winner — then, by all means… compete in the upcoming states and BEAT HILLARY!’ If he can garner the white working class as he contends — then GO FOR IT! Show us what you’ve got. Man up, and go into WV and KY. You saw Hillary run her campaign in N. Carolina despite BO’s negative attacks on her. Again, Hillary having more t-fortitute, energy, spirit than BO any day.
He’s going to get down and dirty on McCain, The secret files…whatever
he can’t hold a candle to what the rnc and the 527’s are going to do to him..they will rip him to shreads inch by inch.. till there is nothing left of him..it is why the media has held off..so it can come on hard and fast by the 527’s and RNC..anyone who thinks different are very naive and new to politics!
my 2 cents..fly
I can’t wait!!!!!!!!!!!
100% wholeheartedly agree! Karl Rove is rev’ing up as we speak.
The 527s will take care of him straight away.
I don’t know how much they’ll dig up.. My suspicion is that they’ll run a covert smear campaign pushing the idea that McCain is a hot tempered loose cannon and/or senile. I don’t care for it, but I would expect it from team Obama.
Meanwhile McCain is already introducing himself with stories about his war record and certainly hit right back the first time Obama accused him of “losing his bearings,” making Obama look pretty tasteless and petty IMHO. So.. I don’t know how they’ll beat him.
This site is just about the most sophisticated one for analysis of Barry, but even here it’s hard to take that last step.
What would McBarkey’s campaign look like if he were not actually concerned with winning but rather with taking control of the Democratic Party to an extent that he’d be in the driver’s seat after four years of McSame?
Tinfoil hat land? Maybe, maybe not. If he gets the nomination and does a creditable job against McSame he’s a frikin’ shoein’ in 2012. I personally think if he is the nominee the word on every Dems lips in December will be…
‘Dukakis’…
But what do I know. The evil bitch should have resigned by now; especially after Precious had been so polite to the old hag.
Seriously, the Dems in the House seem to think everything is oke doke and they are gonna get their SuperMajority why can’t Barry be so delusional as to think of this primary as the ‘practice run…’
He’s delusional enough about everything else!
Neither man can win the wars, the lobbyists can’t, where is the disconnect here?
Will everyone make a deal, and the fighting stop?
That’s not realistic, is it, and the proof negative boys can’t grasp the abstract, and the implications, because they are THAT Stupid.
How is the cost of the war, the mismanagement of every single thing, affecting our country?
The republican jet set has no fucking clue what it’s doing.
None, no scope, none.
Everything will be alright, and we will worry about it tomorrow.
I know how they think, I saw it in business.
Frank’s cartoon about the general from the other day sums it up perfectly.
None of them can work, none of them can grasp the scope of the problem, they all project empty arrogance, void of any real intellect.
After these last few weeks, reread Larry’s post about lipstick on the pig and ask yourself if either man is capable of doing the job.
Only the woman is…
Now go destroy the industrial military complex, trolls, because that’s what you brilliant boys and lobbyists are doing…
Ever see the Palestinians in the streets, shooting off guns after a human “kill?”
How silly they look, how tragic, not knowing how primitive they are to the rest of the world?
That’s what this group reminds me of, how they handle a “gun” or leadership.
If he loses this year he would never be able to run again. It would be a joke. He would be Fat Teddy all over again.
He only wants to campaign in the states he knows he can win. He’ll show up in Oregon. The thing is, this guy doesn’t even have the delegates to declare himself the winner and he is so incredibly arrogant as to think he doesn’t need other states anymore. Even if he HAD the numbers, he could have more courtesy. The thing is, what does this say about his character and his courage? Did Hillary shrink from North Carolina? What kind of man thumbs his nose at a state just because he’s not favored or polling closely–especially when he does NOT have the necessary election delegates to declare himself a winner? This is a man running for the nomination as a candidate for PRESIDENT. This is downright surreal and VERY disrespectful. Does he think this will fair well for him in yet ANOTHER swing state? What an arrogant ass. It would be almost orgasmic to watch him go down in flames over something he did or hid, just to see the egg all over his arrogant face.
If you look at some polls, Obama stands a good chance of losing even his home state.
Oops. Disregard my post. I knew that seemed odd. I mixed up Illinois and Indiana in the table.
Obama knows he is in big trouble in the remaining primary states, so he tries to diminish the states and the voters therein. (Not least by trying to declare the candidate selection finished.) The voters really love this. If he gets nominated (shudder) and tries this in the fall, in November he will be in a world of hurt.
Although there is that bright spot of not having your phone robo called and watching nothing but his lying, self congratulatory ads every 4 and a half minutes. They will never know in West Virginia and Kentucky how lucky they are!
Hillary has been preparing herself for office, and part of that preparation is taking the concerns of ordinary Americans seriously. She started out in NY on a listening tour, that at the time was mocked, like who wants to listen to the same stuff over and over. She wanted to listen, because she wanted to know who she would be representing and what they needed to have the best possible lives. She’s also taken national security fears seriously, she knows the world is really dangerous and just because George Bush is an idiot didn’t’ mean that the world is safe and needs no leadership. Barack has been following her, now he says the same sorts of things, but he came in late and he’s mainly listened to her. She wins people because she actually is nice, she actually does care. She’s even winning those Democratic men who’ve always gone for a pug president, which is simply amazing. she’s done it be moving ahead, not taking time to complain about how she’s treated, or to whine (although she can make some funny quips). She’s worked to make herself electable with an electorate that often votes against their own economic interest in order to vote for someone who respects their values and their lives. if she’s out nom she’ll win big, and she’ll bring a kind of competence that the executive branch has never seen before.
on the national security issue - Obama’s a liability himself and I can’t understand for the life of me why voters just ignore this fact. any person who associates himself with sooo many racist, radical, militant advisors, mentors and funders is SCARY. I just don’t get it.
Obama’s position on foreign relations I find very attractive. The problem is that he turns around and says he wants to expand the US military by another 90,000. What is he going to do with that extra 90k? Surge v2.0 in Iraq? Talk to Ahmedinejad just before he sends US troops ablazin’ to Tehran?
The US military is not “overstretched”. It’s only overstretched because of Iraq so his call for an extra 90k is very suspicious.
i’m “4justice” from myDD posting now here….thank you for your continued posting of diaries there. It is almost impossible to post now with out TR and HR. At least here people can be supportive without being swarmed by hate!
don’t forget savagepolitics.com we have many independent minded voters over there who absolutely will not vote BO in November.
someone needs to publish the emails of the super delegates so that we can all email them and make these arguments.
I do not have the list, but if someone does, why not make it a permanent link on this blog?
Go over to TM they have a list. T caught a rash of shit for it though.
I’m “4justice” from mydd. Glad to see you here. Just started posting here and am close to giving up on mydd…better to get HRC elected than to spend time arguing with the obamaphiles.
I’m with you, drkate… mydd has gotten pretty unbearable. Honest debate or even simple conversation has become impossible over there. The same bunch of infantile Obama idiots proudly practice their hatred and TR everything. Glad you found us, and welcome.
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for a state by state list, by already committed- per candidate- or uncommitted. don’t see that their list is complete but they do have contact data for email, fax and hard copy mail of those they have listed.
Agree IMPORTANT we all contact Super D’s!
No matter how much Obama and his supporters wish to dismiss states like Kentucky and West Virginia, refering them racist hicks and other inaccurate stereotypes, these are critically important states. As the Financial Times noted about W. Va. today:
“No Democrat has been elected to the White House without carrying West Virginia since 1916, yet Mr Obama appears to have little chance of winning there in November. Recent opinion polls indicate that Mrs Clinton would narrowly beat Mr McCain in the state but Mr Obama would lose by nearly 20 percentage points.”
Then later:
“None of the 22 Democrats interviewed by the Financial Times at the Clinton rally would commit themselves to voting for Mr Obama if he became the nominee, and half said they definitely would not. The depth of opposition is particularly striking considering that Mingo County is one of the most Democratic places in West Virginia, having cast about 85 per cent of its votes for the party in the 2006 midterm elections. If Mr Obama cannot win there in November, he has little chance of carrying the state.”
The climate is very similar in Kentucky. This should give Obamabots pause. But they’ll probably just believe that he can make it up with wins in Utah and Mississippi.
Wow.
“None of the 22 Democrats interviewed by the Financial Times at the Clinton rally would commit themselves to voting for Mr Obama if he became the nominee, and half said they definitely would not.”
That’s the same response of voters in IN and NC, regarding Hillary supporters voting for Obama in the GE. It’s not just one region saying this.
What stuns me the most about this statistic is that the Obama campaign continues to dismiss and insult voters anyway. I guess they think their coalition and getting new voters will make up the difference. It’s delusional, really.
Then they have people like Ted Kennedy insulting Hillary and in turn all of her supporters and they don’t get the connection between the constant insults and snobbishness and the fact that they have just lost half the voters of their own party.
Oh yeah, they don’t really need us anyway. This guy will be lucky if he wins one state at this rate.
I swear the guy thinks somebody is just going to hand him the keys to the white house if he just keeps acting like he’s elected already.
Why don’t they go to Harlem or Southside Chicago and ask voting blacks if they’d vote for Hillary if she got the nomination.
I’d expect very similar results.
Oops. Forgot, Bush’s DoJ has been on a crusade to stamp out rampant “voter fraud” so many of these black probably won’t be able to vote anyway.
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Vouch for Campaign Mgr REQUEST FOR CALLERS. I have called every state for 3 months - about an hour a night 4x pr week. The areas they had me calling in IND turned out to be the county (Lake) where even obama’s thugs couldn’t cheat enough to win the state. Proved that our calls held onto that state!
Plan to call WV Monday PM, then call Oregon rest of the week.Then call So Dakota. REQUEST MORE CALLERS JOIN US.
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just click ‘make calls’ to receive script and #s/names to calls. Easy and rewarding. Most people are nice. Undecided and uninformed really need to hear from us - and are grateful! This one tool can turn around Oregon - if there are enogh of us on the phone.
And it’s OK to let them know about obama’s Oregon Plan for the Great Lakes and his Oregon speech about how he just campaigned in 57 states so far! Speaks for itself.
Clinton can provide coattails to the Democrat running against McConnell, while Obama will ensure Mitch McConnell will win reelection.
McConnell is the guy that has no chin right?
Senate Minority Leader
Jaba the Huts’ nasty brother. You see him in action\ on C-Span?
an obese, slug-like alien
Sen Clinton always says this race is not about her and shes right. and for me its not about the Democratic party, they’ve embarrassed themselves. manipulated the raced and their not worthy of my support. For me this is about who I feel is the best candidate to run this country, Obama has shown hes unwilling to represent all A,Americans Fl,MI, W.VA and KY not enough AA in those states for him. Many democrats are all for who can beat McCain, This is not a game or a team sport..We’ve had one inexperience DUNCE is the white house and you’ve seen the disaster and chaos that brought us, and now you’re considering to elect another. Making you no better than the Bush supporters who gave us BUSH.
MSM and Obama is brainwashing you this election is over ..ITS NOT
And Fred what are the consequences of the wars in the middle east?
I don’t see anyone addressing this issue, the complexities, and who can understand, and handle it best.
That would be Clinton, hands down.
Why do republicans vote against their better interests?
A lot in common with the AA community.
Hillary or McCain… the next president.
The SuperDelegates decide, they give the Dem nomination to Obama and McCain is the next president, that simple.
Our country is safer in the hands of McCain than Obama…hands down.
I wouldn’t go that far. As bad as Obama would be, he’s no McCain. Granted McCain 2000 would be ideal over Obama, but McCain 2000 has been replaced by a Pod Person.
The vast majority of Kentuckians LOVE the Clintons. Obama is going to lose there big time and he knows it. But the party elite will find some way to write off his defeat there as inconsequential. Or paint it in a way that makes it appear as if everything will be fine in the Fall. It won’t if Obama is the nominee.
My guess is the MSM won’t even cover the rest of the primaries. They will be too busy with the coronation special on the 20th.
Anyone know about this? I saw Rasmussen on MSM, smugly stating that this is so over he is ceasing all polling! But yesterday when I looked for poll results his were still on the charts! What’s this about?
Rasmussen stopped polling HILLARY ONLY. He now polls Mr. Hope and McCain…as if this is over. This alone should tell people what side of the fence Rasmussen sits on. He’s a republican. He wants Mr. Hope to be the nominee running against McCain. These anti-Hillary thugs are all going to be VERY embarrassed when Mr. Hope loses this nomination.
I`m tired of hearing that us BOOMERS are dying off. Well unfortunately for Obama most of us will still be here on Nov 4.
Dying off? What was the first boomer year? Was it 45? What the hell are they talking about. Considering longevity of the seniors today, it’s going to be a long time before the boomer block “dies off”.
1946-1964..is the babby boomers with the peak approx 1952-1954
well i am 1952 and 55 ..soon to be 56..and i sure as hell am not ready to kick any bucket anytime soon!!
In fact when i was a couple of weeks ago In Paris..i got hit on a few times by some really cute guys from both Austraila and Norway..so don’t count me out yet!! lmao……..
fly
wanna buy me dinner?
Oh wait, you aren’t a guy. Scrap that.
Fred you make an excellent point he will skip W.VA and KY because he has a better chance where theres a a larger black community Oregon he does not want to represent the blue collar white voters,
So much for Howard Deans 50 state campaign..eh???????
Lets just shit on all the states the dems need to win the white house..who in their right mind even thinks the dems will win Wyoming and Idaho in the GE with Obama as the candidate..or Kansas for that matter..Obama will never in a million freaking years win Kansas..or Texas..this is unfreaking real..
what silly pills are the super delegates taking..we all need some..to throw their votes to Obama..this is absurd..
totally absurd.
fly
Here is the what is going to really smelly fish. The MSM.
It will right off these primaries. The people in these states will feel the brunt of the Obama-MSM sy-ops.
They will told to forget that there are fifty states in the Union and swear allegiance to the Obama nation. One world of glorious multi-cultural relativism, where the past is only mentioned to justify the irrational kool-aid psychosis that is “Changing Washington”.
Won’t that go over well!! Affirmative Action TV.
do not be surprised if the MSM hardly covers the primaries in WV and Kentucky..i just have this feeling we will se a very low profile coverage in WV on Tues and then low profile again in Kentucky..that is why i believe Obama picked Oregon and May 20 to say he is victorious..the damn dem leadership and Obama have something stinking planned..in the way they are going to cover this i believe..it is going to stink to high heaven.
I just have a gut feeling about that.
fly
Oh they will dismiss it. They want Barky to run against McCain. If that happens, they will turn on Barky like junkyard dogs. If he thinks his ride so far was rough, he’s in for a world of surprise.
Please take your gut feeling and join us on the phones calling Oregon voters. It really has impact - and that’s up to us. Imagine bo-bo’s surprise if another 1,000 Hillary supporters reach 100,000+ Oregon voters over the next 8 days. We can do it, we really can!
I was watching Morning Joe this morning and the Obamarhoid, Mika, is hosting without Joe today and NOT ONCE did she mention the WV primary tomorrow. Guess who mentioned it? Ed Rendell! He was a guest and HE is the ONLY person who talked about the Primary tomorrow. There will be a complete blackout on her HUGE victory tomorrow. If it was BO winning by such a huge margin, we would have “Breaking News” reports non-stop tomorrow. It’s disgusting what the MSM is doing!
Riverdaughter has info that the Obama campaign is targeting voters in West Virginia with calls that claim that ‘the primaries are over, give money to Obama for the GE’. Voter suppression, I’d say. River Daughter seems to think that it is a plan to keep Hillary’s popular vote totals down. Bastards.
http://tinyurl.com/5qrxex
Yup he’s from Chicago all right.
I heard about this two days ago from a different source.
I wouldn’t give up on Oregon, Hillary supporters. It’s a primary, not a caucus. It’s also a closed primary with mail in ballots. I envy Oregon’s system. There is no possibility of intimidation at caucuses or polling places and your vote is private.
Oregon goes somewhat similar to Wa. and in the Wa primary (which didn’t count for anything as far as delegates go, Obama barely snuck out 51%.) That was before Rev Wright and bitter small town people clinging to guns and religion.
Oregon has a lot of farms, small towns, and except for pockets, they’re fairly moderate. Joe and Valerie Wilson have a Hillary ad going that I think might tone down the antiwar crowd.
The polls seem to put Obama ahead by 11 points, but there’s still 10% undecided.
I don’t know why, but I have good feeling about Oregon for Hillary.
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