Mitt Romney at March campaign rally—before he had to pretend to care about the womenfolk.
(Marvin Gentry/Reuters)
(Marvin Gentry/Reuters)
Thinking about the following characteristics and qualities, please say whether you think each one applies more to Barack Obama or more to Mitt Romney: Is in touch with the problems facing women today?
And that's why we see numbers like these: Obama 55
Romney 27
As of today, do you lean more toward ...?
That +16 advantage with women is in line with other pollsters, it's a bigger advantage than the +13 Obama enjoyed on election day against John McCain in 2008, and it comes after last week's ferocious GOP counter-attack on the war on women—you know the one, in which the war on women didn't exist, but it did exist and was being waged by Obama, but it was unpatriotic to call it a war on women, but it actually did exist and was being led by someone no one had ever heard of named Hilary Rosen, and boy, isn't that Ann Romney amazing? Women: Obama 55, Romney 39
Men: Obama 49, Romney 46
Total: Obama 52, Romney 43
Apparently, the GOP's version of "I know you are but what am I?" isn't doing much to erase the gender gap.
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