Dire economy steering Michigan voters to Obama
By Scott Helman | Sunday, October 5, 2008 | The Boston Globe
“…This economic urgency is helping Senator Barack Obama attract voters with his message of change, promises of investments in auto companies and infrastructure, and plans to give tax breaks to companies that invest domestically. Despite lingering doubts about how well he will perform among the state’s white, working-class voters, polls indicate that Obama has widened his lead, part of his recent surge in the biggest battleground states….”…BS
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