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Re: Poll: Americans Are Split About Whether They re Ready for a Gay President

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Agreed. If the candidate is any good, their supporters forget the minor stuff.

And as a Dem, you won't get hardcore evangelicals to do anything except vote Republican, so no point bothering with persuasion. They will vote whatever their preachers scream from the pulpit.

I imagine most folks will vote for someone honest rather than a crook. If that makes them crookist, I guess they will live with it!




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Poll: Americans Are Split About Whether They’re Ready for a Gay President
By: clo
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Wed, 30 Oct 19 2:32 PM
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How many are ready for a woman, an atheist, a Jew, an Asian?
People aren't ready till it happens & then they reflect, and acknowledge, sure, no problem.
Just like after Obama won ;)

Poll: Americans Are Split About Whether They’re Ready for a Gay President

Jamie Ross Reporter
Published 10.30.19 7:00AM ET

Just half of American poll respondents said they are ready to have a gay president, according to a new survey from Politico and Morning Consult.

The numbers show that 37 percent said they were either definitely or probably not ready to have a gay commander in chief.

Voters also seem to be pessimistic about whether they think the country as a whole would accept having a gay president—40 percent said they thought the country was ready, but 44 percent said it is not.

Pete Buttigieg, the only openly gay candidate in the race, could suffer from the attitudes exposed by the polling. Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult’s vice president, said Buttigieg’s sexuality “may be an issue for some voters as he remains in contention for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.”

Sinclair said 58 percent of Republicans and 22 percent of Democrats who responded to the poll said they weren’t personally ready to have a gay or lesbian president.

Read it at Politico


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