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Posted Tuesday, May 13, 2008 9:30 AM

Crooks and Liars: Voters still more concerned with Bush than Jeremiah Wright

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Two weeks ago, an NBC/WSJ poll found an interesting trend in American public opinion: after hearing about Jeremiah Wright’s controversial sermons in a constant loop for months, voters were more concerned with John McCain’s association with Bush than Obama’s association with his former pastor. (Specifically, 43% of respondents were worried about McCain and Bush; 32% about Obama and Wright.) Today, a new Gallup poll points to a similar public sentiment . George W. Bush may do as much damage to John McCain’s chances of being elected as Jeremiah Wright does to Barack Obama’s, according to results of a recent USA Today/Gallup poll. The May 1-3 poll finds 38% of likely voters saying McCain’s association with Bush makes them less likely...
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