They're also under 50, college-educated, and upwardly mobile. They own stocks, surf the Web, and don't smoke. They could have been this year's soccer moms. Unfortunately for them, neither candidate thinks they'll be deciding the election. In a presidential campaign, everything's an issue.
Candidates avoid talking about the tough ones unless they're cornered.
Nice try, but they're still not in a corner regarding the internet. Jacob Weisberg is Slate 's chief political correspondent. All rights reserved.