Will Demographic Shifts Save Obama In 2012?

Will demographic shifts save Obama in 2012?

The 2008 election was a reminder of the demographic forces that are changing America and potentially the political balance in the country. The most diverse electorate in the nation’s history added to the favorable winds that pushed President Obama to victory. He will need the assistance of those shifts even more in 2012 if he is to avoid defeat. Read full article >>

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