The breakdown of Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary provides some interesting insight into how much of a misstep Obama's "bitter" comments were to the outcome of the race.
According to exit polls, "Obama lost 70 percent of Catholics, 58 percent of white Protestants and 62 percent of gun owners. Obama was saved from total disaster in Pennsylvania by 92 percent of the African-American vote, but the reverse of the racial divide was Clinton's support from whites, especially white working women," reported Robert Novak. "Clinton carried union members, wage-earners between $15,000 and $75,000 annually, and people with less than a college degree."
According to exit polls, "Obama lost 70 percent of Catholics, 58 percent of white Protestants and 62 percent of gun owners. Obama was saved from total disaster in Pennsylvania by 92 percent of the African-American vote, but the reverse of the racial divide was Clinton's support from whites, especially white working women," reported Robert Novak. "Clinton carried union members, wage-earners between $15,000 and $75,000 annually, and people with less than a college degree."
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