Does anyone take this stuff seriously...?

I ran across this earlier today. It was on FoxNews.com of all places.

• "In the NPR poll conducted by Public Opinion Strategies/Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, support for the candidates was split according to cultural habits — 42 percent of people who get their coffee at Starbucks favored Obama compared to 39 percent for McCain. However 58 percent of people who frequent Wal-Mart favored McCain while 33 percent picked Obama."

What about those who prefer Moose Tracks Ice Cream - do they support Palin by a margin of 2 to 1? Just sayin' - I think this stuff has gotten a little out of hand.

What does people's tendency to frequent Wal-Mart have to do with anything? I know some very well-to-do folks who LOVE to shop at thrift stores and never pass up a chance to go to a yard sale. I know that's anecdotal, but I believe that Wal-Mart patronage just might also be considered a slap in the face of the so-called "middle-class" from those who view them in a dim light - particularly in middle America.

This is of course in contrast to the young, hippish folks who slurp Starbuck's coffee while answering pollster's questions. They are of course very well educated, upscale and enlightened as compared to the Wal-Mart crowd.

I have a simple question though. What about those folks (like me) who walk around Wal-mart holding a Starbuck's Venti Mocha Latte while shopping for hunting gear, guns, knives, ammo, etc.... - nobody asked my opinion?!

Thoughts on going to the polls....

Super Tuesday, February 5th is upon us. (Tomorrow as I write this).

Conservative voters are left with meager pickin's. So, in light of our current "choices" for a presidential candidate I thought I'd put forth a modest proposal:

I mean, really! McCain doesn't speak for me. I'm not so sure about Romney, and lately Huckabee sounds like an idiot. Sooo, what to do?

Let's pray for an open convention!