// BEGIN editorial data var i = 0; var SuperTuesday2 = new Array(); SuperTuesday2.ID = "SuperTuesday2"; SuperTuesday2.ID_WB = 22999237; SuperTuesday2.sPubDate = "2/6/2008 12:00:32 AM GMT"; SuperTuesday2.navsectionID = "3032552" SuperTuesday2.appFmt = 2; SuperTuesday2.itemsPerPage = 1; SuperTuesday2.appWidth = 460; SuperTuesday2.appHeader = "FACTFILE|Voices of the Voters"; SuperTuesday2.appDeck = "Below are some thoughts shared by a few of the voters on Super Tuesday. "; SuperTuesday2.appFooter = "Source: Associated Press"; SuperTuesday2.appNavStyle = 3; SuperTuesday2.appLayout = 1; SuperTuesday2.copyHeight = 200; SuperTuesday2.copyMargin = 9; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","McCain voter and the war","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“We’ve got a lot on our plate today. That war that we’re involved in is probably the No. 1 problem, even probably more so than the economy because I really don’t think the economy’s that bad. But we’ve got to get a reasonable solution to that situation over there, and we can’t just walk out. What are we trying to do? We’re trying to get that part of the world to stop fighting each other.”

—Bill Peel, a World War II veteran in Tucson, Ariz., who voted for John McCain"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Obama voter and new faces","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“He’s a fresh face. He’s not a Clinton or Bush. I think we’ve had enough of them.”
—Aaron Rosenbloom, 27, of New York City, who works in the film industry and voted for Barack Obama
"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Clinton voter and experience","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“I was mulling it over and really thought I would vote for Barack, and I’d be fine with him as well. But the last few weeks I’ve been really feeling Clinton. ... The two (health care) plans are really similar. I really feel some of it is just the experience. It was just a gut instinct again.”
—Gallit Greenspoon, a 31-year-old TV producer in Chicago who voted for Hillary Rodham Clinton"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","McCain voter and boundaries","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“I just like the fact he says things they way it is. I like the fact he works across boundaries with Republicans and Democrats.”
—Mike Ronnebeck, 45, a retail manager in Sacramento, Calif., and a McCain voter"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Obama voter and justice","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“This election means it wasn’t all for naught. It means King didn’t die for nothing. This is a preview of the payoff for the civil rights movement. It ain’t about hatred. It ain’t about getting back. It’s about justice.”
—Robert Anderson, a black, 57-year-old Obama voter at the Mt. Zion Community Church in Birmingham, Ala."; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Romney voter and wavelengths","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“We didn’t do the early voting because I wanted to see what came down the line, and I’m certainly not going to vote for McCain. That’s it. I voted for Mitt because I believe he thinks more like we do. We hope.”
—Carlene Nilson, a retiree from Franklin, Tenn., who voted for Mitt Romney"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Clinton voter and history","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“This is a historic moment. It’s going to be the first black man or the first woman nominated by a major party. They’re both good candidates. I’ll certainly support either one of them.”
—Dr. David Berck, 43, of Chappaqua, N.Y., who voted for Clinton
"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Romney voter and business","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“We need a good clean-cut man — intelligent, businesslike — to run the government like a business. ... McCain: He ain’t going to make it. Well, he might make it, but he doesn’t have my vote. He’s been in politics too long. Romney’s a man like anybody else. He’s just a regular guy.”
—Jesse Arreola, a retired businessman in Guadalupe, Ariz., and Romney voter
"; SuperTuesday2[i++] = new Array("","Obama voter and radical change","","","","", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", ""); SuperTuesday2[i-1].body = "“I don’t just want change, I want radical change. I think Obama can bring a more radical change. I have voted for a Clinton already. I want something different — way different — this time.”
—Linda Ster, a 44-year-old social worker in Nashville, Tenn., and an Obama voter"; // END editorial data