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4 comments:
Soccer moms can't afford Italian shoes, even on sale. (Not voting.)
They probably could if they traded in their SUVs ...
Only for one pair of Italian shoes. SUVs aren't worth much these days.
Are Soccer Moms even still considered a voting bloc? I don't think they were part of USA Today's roundup of who will decide the election that ran a few days ago. And if it's not in USA Today, well don't even talk to me about it.
According to The USA Today, 6 types of voters -- comprising 100 percent of voters -- will decide the election.
Now that's analysis.
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