Fewer than four in 10 voters nationwide see either of the top Republican presidential contenders as really understanding the problems of average Americans, according to a new Washington Post-Pew Research Center poll.
Thirty-nine percent of registered voters see former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney as connecting at least “fairly well” with average Americans, although a slender 7 percent say “very well.” His main rival for the GOP nomination, former House speaker Newt Gingrich, does no better, with 36 percent seeing him as empathetic.
Yet another opportunity to not mention that Ron Paul is running for president. One can really see what MSM outlets have the most biases. They might as well make that their byline under the name of their paper!
ReplyDeleteSure that is why him and his wife go on these extremely expensive vacations and buy every overpriced thing possible on the publics dime. They understand completely. Keep em under your thumb, that what they understand.
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