On unity  According to Rasmussen Reports today, 74% of those
surveyed say the convention has them united.  If 1 out of ever
four Democrats says he/she is not on board with Obama (or don’t
know if they’re on board with Obama), doesn’t that mean they’re
not united?  Consulting dictionary.com on united:  1. made into
or caused to act as a single entity: a united front.  2. formed
or produced by the uniting of things or persons: a united
effort.  3. agreed; in harmony.  Three out of four Democrats
aren’t behind the Democratic nominee? That’s the kind of unity
that loses elections.  In the last presidential election, John
Kerry had 89% of the Democratic vote, and still lost.     •
http://s4xton.com/ Aaron      Lack of unity doesn’t translate to
the percentage of Democrats that will or won’t vote for Obama.
For example, I wasn’t “united” behind Kerry but I still voted
for him.    • Joel      “the convention has ‘them’ united.”
What was the actual phrasing of the question?      It’s all
about parsing words. The