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The Reagan Problem: Obama's Inroads With Liberals Could Erode

By Big Tent Democrat

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In the new Pew poll, while still trailing Hillary Clinton nationally 46-31, BarackObama has made significant inroads among self described liberals, and African Americans. Ronald Reagan is not well loved by these groups. Obama's praise, and yes I understand it was not praise of his policies per se, could haunt him with these groups. Here are the numbers:

Obama went from 27-49 down among liberals to 35-37, up 10 while Hillary was down 12. Among African Americans, Obama went from up 47-45 to up 52-33, from up 2 to up 19.

I suspect you will be hearing the Clinton campaign bring up Obama's admiration for Reagan in an attempt to erode Obama's inroads with these two groups.

Full post as published by TalkLeft on January 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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