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Gallup Poll Finds Mitt Romney Has Support Among Lowest Income Voters, Who He Calls Dependent on Government

September 18, 2012 by 1 Comment

Gallup poll finds Mitt Romney also insulted low-income Republicans who would vote for him in the general election. Oopsy!

Gallup — Although President Barack Obama has a substantial voting edge over Republican Mitt Romney among low-income Americans, Romney still gets about a third of the vote among those whose household incomes are less than $24,000 a year. Although Romney does better on the other end of the income scale, Obama gets the support of more than four in 10 Americans who make $180,000 a year or more.

GALLUP POLL romney 47 percent insult Gallup Poll Finds Mitt Romney Has Support Among Lowest Income Voters, Who He Calls Dependent on Government

Gallup Poll Finds Mitt Romney Has Support Among Lowest Income Voters, Who He Calls Dependent on Government (Credit: Gallup)

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    [quote]Who He Calls Dependent on Government[/quote]
    Janet:

    Is there such a poll that describes a group of Americans who “Gave Their Valuables For The Past 50 Years To SOCIAL JUSTICE”, detailing their intention to make another deposit in 2012, expecting different results?