Originally Posted by
Blackstone
Bill,
So, 10 people questioned at the same location constitutes an in depth study to you of the kind of people around the country that voted for Obama? What was the total sample size? How many other people did they interview? Surely they interviewed more than 10 people as a basis for their conclusions. How did the other people in the sample group answer the questions, and why weren’t their interviews included? What organization conducted the study? Was it an independent polling group, or was it a biased organization (I think we know the answer to that one)?
This is nothing but a version of Jay Leno’s Jaywalking skit. You find a few people that are clueless on a subject, and edit out anyone else that might seem knowledgeable or intelligent. And, by the way, they never asked them why they voted for Obama, so how do they know what their rational was for doing so? Maybe they had a reasonable answer.
Come on, Bill, you have to know this proves nothing. I’m sure you could have found the same kinds of answers from among the people that voted for McCain. Or, do you think McCain voters were so much better informed. I was listening to NPR when McCain announced Palin as his running mate. They interviewed a man, and asked what he thought. He said he was excited, and thought she was a great pick. He was behind her 100%. Then, they asked him what he based that on, and what he knew about Palin. He admitted he had never heard of her, but he was sure she was the right pick. Now, should we assume all McCain voters were like that?