"Only" 72 percent. "Down" from 75 percent. Those are some pretty scary numbers, RADAR. Maybe next you can fill us in how a Catholic can never be elected president. Oh, wait...

How about a poll asking voters how they feel about Barack Obama's having grown up praying in a madrassa?

Oh, that's right, he could be pulled over for drunk driving with two dead hookers in the drunk and the media would either bury it or spin it to show how positive and lovable and cute and cuddly he is.

Generally, despite the very clear biases of Radar's writers/editors, I have enjoyed the perspectives and insight of its articles. This post, however, may constitute the weakest analysis I have ever seen published. A reduction from 75% to 72% is "tanking"? The difference is within the margin of error!

It's obvious that the image of women and blacks has taken a huge upward turn in the last 40 years. Yet, to combine that trend with an absurd portrayal of Mormon political popularity suggests only at a writer first creating his own conclusion (perhaps that a Mormon, specifically Romney - likely a political enemy - is relatively unelectable) and summoning or molding arguments to fit that conclusion.

Embarrassingly shoddy work Radar.