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How does Andrew Kohut know the New Hampshire polling results were skewed by race? He took a poll! The pollsters are just making excuses for their crummy methodology. Blame it on the poor white trash, nobody cares about them! Look, Obama will be a great President, someday, when he grows up. When he cuts the Martin Luther King act and becomes his own man then he can seriously claim to be ready to lead. New Hampshire voters saw through his thin resume and his contrived political persona and opted for Clinton's safer and more experienced set of hands. I think Nevada will do the same.