Those made poorer by Obama, most likely to support him?

NY Times:
Are You Better Off? That Depends on Who You Are
Those who have done well don’t seem more likely to vote for President Obama, and those with less money appear to be least likely to vote for Mitt Romney.
One of the reasons the poor are poor is that they keep on doing the things that made them poor to begin with.  This poll seems to support this theory.  Why in the world would a rational young person or black person support Obama after why his policies have done to their opportunities?  Liberalism appears to be a disease that can't be cured by experience.

It appears that we will have to pull some people out of poverty kicking and screaming to get this country back on track.  If Obama wins, these people will be condemned to a life of poverty for several more years.

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