Do speeches by candidates’ wives affect voters?

by Fox Report with Shepard Smith Posted 2012/09/05 14:46:00

Related Topics: Candidates, Candidate, Voters, Wives

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Lenny 2012/09/05 14:56:13

No

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I think that candidates themselves are suppose to sway the voters.
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Frannin 2012/09/09 05:21:24

Yes

candidate wives are able to give us a different look...and we can see just how the
candidate lives, relates to his wife, and, most importantly, what the priority of the wife
is and is she a good partner for this difficult endeavor.

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JP 2012/09/09 03:03:14

Yes

I think you could say Ann Romney affected in a negative. She was like the queen or the prom queen addressing her subjects. So insincere, so clueless and certainly no sister of mine. On the other hand, Michele Obama connected with warmth, grace, intelligence and sincerity. She is an asset and Ann Romney is an "oh puleeze".

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mikeeonly 2012/09/07 22:47:57

No

not me, they don't mean squat to me

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Jerry 2012/09/06 17:43:40

No

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Never has anything to do with the voting. Michele obama has blown tons of dollars on 16 vacations in and out of this country in the last 3 years...unbeliveable...and we also feed her mother in the white house too.

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gvc 2012/09/06 08:42:45

No

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I would expect a Candidates wife to be his greatest champion, and completely biased. So NO their speeches do not affect my vote.

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Willy 2012/09/05 19:19:15

Yes

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Yes, it affects some with the more gullible minds.

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Katt 2012/09/05 18:58:28

No

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Not to me. Not to be mean but I really don't care for what the wives has to say just their husbands, because they're the ones running. I doubt the wives are going to be honest about their flaws.

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lolo 2012/09/05 18:57:11

No

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For the most part no.

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Emotive 2012/09/05 18:52:37

Yes

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i think

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Vijay Pawar 2012/09/05 16:58:29

Yes

+1
One cannot predict any thing else.....!

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Keith 2012/09/05 16:41:55

No

+2
Probably not.

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Diane Spraggs Yates 2012/09/05 16:12:09

No

+1
Not usually or VP it the one who has the power to veto or sign a bill !!!!!

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BritPunk 2012/09/05 15:30:39

No

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Not really, I think it's like preaching to the converted, it just confirms who they already chose to vote for.

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KrisDonaldson87 2012/09/05 15:03:20

No

+3
not for me.

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Azazyel's Dragon 2012/09/05 14:57:41

No

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It's never swayed me; I'm voting for the candidate...not their spouse.

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Lenny 2012/09/05 14:56:13

No

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I think that candidates themselves are suppose to sway the voters.

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Rusty Shackleford 2012/09/05 14:53:41

Yes

+2
Yes, but very little.

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Sister Jean 2012/09/05 14:51:46

Yes

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yes

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Kat 2012/09/05 14:51:00

Yes

+4
To a degree possibly. She could affect policy in the bedroom.

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CCRNRT 2012/09/05 14:49:26

No

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I don't think so in this case..... Most of the country has decided who they are voting for and won't change their mind...... 11/6/12 is going to be an interesting night

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Kat to CCRNRT 2012/09/05 15:20:32

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True, very interesting night.

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