Has the Obama camp turned this election into young vs. the old?

Question

I continuously see and hear answers just like this from his supporters.

most of the women supporters of Hillary are 65 and above. It takes a while to get over that for them as they still live in the 60s.

Answer 1

Young versus old

Rich versus poor

Black versus white

Rural versus Urban

The Great "Uniter" is here!

Answer 2

we are in a severe decline with the rise of the hip hop culture!

Answer 3

Obama hasn't done any such thing.  Younger people are more likely to be liberal, Older people are more likely to be conservative.  I've never seen ANY questions about older people not voting.  I've seen plenty suggesting YOUNGER people shouldn't be allowed to vote.

Sen. Clinton's supporters are mostly women over 65.  They are women over 50.  

Why don't people educate themselves before posting?

Answer 4

Considering that old McCain would probably do less to help the elderly than young Obama, I don't think so.

Answer 5

SARAH IS THE MOST REFRESHING THING TO HAPPEN IN THIS COUNTRY IN DECADES.

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE HER LOCK HORNS WITH THE "GOOD OLE BOYS, BUSINESS AS USUAL ATTITUDES"

Answer 6

All of these little "sidetracks" really shouldn't matter.  It should come down to the issues, your stance on them, and who best fits the mold for you.

Basically, age should have very little to do with it.  If you are a wealthy conservative then you will probably vote for McCain.  If you are a middle class conservative, you might want to re-think your ideas.  You can always restate your conservative values in 2012, but right now, you are suffering as is everyone else financially.  You don't have as much money left over in your paycheck and in most cases you are either upside down in your mortgage of about to have your house repossessed.

Either way, you really can't afford to elect another republican.  You've waited this long to have Roe vs. Wade overturned, another 4 years won't kill you.

Another way to look at it is..if you think everything is better now than it was 8 years ago then  Bush, oops, I mean McCain is the way you should vote, if not, then it's Obama.

One last item:  McCain makes it sound like it's an absolute sin that Obama is hesitant to venture into offshore drilling. Obama didn't sin; he did his homework.  He knows that continuing to drill for more oil is perpetuating a dying resource that won't make any appreciable difference at the pump, and won't even show up at the pump for another 10 years. McCain should really do his research before he flaps his jaws erroneously.