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Yes, Obama could attract fervent Democratic primary voters, but in the November election, would most Americans really vote for an untested African-American with a foreign-sounding name who'd only served for three years in the Senate?

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As stated before on this blog, who'd vote for someone knowing there's a chance they'd switch parties again?

Parker Griffith's staff resigns 2010

All the attributes that apparently identify the American people who'd support such a choice.

Poll: GOP makes gains in battle for Congress 2009

Tom's eyes spread with surprise at the name, his first girlfriend, who'd attended a Catholic high school.

Getting It Wrong vic fortezza 2011

These are the same people who'd vote for Joe the Plumber. carlmcneil

MN GOP calls Franken-Lieberman incident an 'embarrassment' 2009

And to think that these are probably the same people who'd rather have more of the same than to see this country improve.

Obama: U.S., Russia 'quite close' to forging new START treaty 2009

So count me among those who'd rather go for 2 and win it yourself and not have to account for a coin toss.

Falcons try to flip the switch at home after falling to .500 - sports 2009

Among those who'd actually seen the spot, that number was roughly 4 points higher: Nearly two-thirds of those who say they've seen the ad don't think Paterson should run in 2010.

Poll: Paterson's TV ads still not helping 2009

There's a lot of unemployed people who'd gladly take their jobs from them.

Secret Service acknowledges failure in state dinner snafu 2009

David Paterson's campaign may not be quite as effective as he'd hoped: A Marist College survey released Friday indicates that 56 percent of New York state voters have seen at least one of Paterson's television commercials - and those who'd seen the ad appeared slightly less likely to support his run.

Poll: Paterson's TV ads still not helping 2009