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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Whites’ Views on Obama 2014-2015, by Demographics (Summary)
White Americans’ Views on Obama by age, gender, income, marital status, children, religion, education, sexual orientation, and more. All graphics are in one post here along with brief summaries. Click on any of the links for more detailed analysis / … Continue reading →
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Tagged barack hussein obama, core vs. fringe, politics, polling, reuters, steve sailer, usa, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Education
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged atheists, barack hussein obama, education, gender, jews, methodists, polling, presbyterian, race, reuters, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Marital Status and Children
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged barack hussein obama, children, family, gender, generation x, marriage, politics, polling, race, reuters, steve sailer, usa, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Income
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged barack hussein obama, charles murray, economics, f roger devlin, multicultacracy, new republic, race, reuters, social class, steve sailer, stuff white people like, swpl, usa, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Sexual Orientation
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged barack hussein obama, gays, gender, gender gap, lesbians, politics, polling, reuters, sexuality, usa, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Religious Identification and Race
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1960s, 2008 election, 2012 election, baptists, barack hussein obama, blacks, catholics, episcopalians, hindus, immigration, jews, lutheran, methodists, mormonism, muslims, politics, presbyterians, protestants, race, religion, reuters, steve sailer, usa, whites
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[Whites’ Views on Obama] By Age Group, Sex, and Political Involvement
Whites are mostly negative about Obama, as consistently only around 30% approve of him (despite the Nobel Peace Prize). This 30% figure is far from the whole story. Wide differences in outlook on Obama within the White population are worth … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2008 election, 2012 election, barack hussein obama, gender, generation x, politics, polling, race, reuters, usa, whites
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