Then why are the poor the largest Democratic voting block?  They are generally poor do to not having a college degree or not being successful enough or being able to hold a job.  Democrats don't even support the poor either, they pretend to by raising minimum wage and stuff but that actually doesn't do anything, it just raises inflation and makes everyone poorer, they just want to win the votes of those uneducated few that allow them to continue to win elections.

Only journalists become more left oriented the more educated they become because their teachers tell them to be that way.

Honestly I find that any adult that is still a liberal to just be someone that never grew up and can't face the realities of life and instead just wants to talk about some impossibility of how everything should be.

It looks like a lot of people either completely failed to understand the story or failed to realize what a big part of this country is really like. For a lot of people, it's a huge symbol of progress that they *can* vote for someone their own race or their own gender. Not everyone can simply jump past that.  CNN is taking a pragmatic look at a culture that you may not be capable of understanding simply because you lack the experience to understand it.

As good as things sound -- more equality in candidates -- these issues *will* be significant issues for the democratic party to deal with when it's time to affect how people vote in the booth.  We're obvserving that who people say they'll vote for and who they vote for can be two different things, and this will be a much more significant when it comes to the presidental race.

It showed that the majority of post-graduates voted for Kerry.  Thats the people with doctorates and masters whom are generally thought of as being smarter than those without.

It seems a lot of people on this site are conservative and thus would have difficulty seeing Fox News bias.  I guess it makes sense since this site is dedicated to business and sales numbers, something more attractive to a conservative, business class crowd.

1. But ALSO that high school drop outs, are more likely to vote left, and in greater proportion. The tendency to vote right increases from that point up until college gradution, which means that there is not a simple correlation (as one becomes more educated you also become more liberal).

2. The actual differences I suspect have little to do with education, per se. Union workers are less likely to have college education, hence the democratic leaning. Similarly, a good number of post-grad degrees tend to go to people in fields that attract more liberal people - educators most notably. Conservatives are more likely to go into business fields, which rarely require you to earn a higher degree.

2. Just as liberals have trouble seeing the bias in CNN, MSNBC and the broadcast networks. However, Fox is not nearly as biased as liberals believe, nor the MSM as much as conservatives believe.

 You mean that "liberal" Washington press corps who let dubya steal two elections?