It\u2019s time once again for our monthly survey of Buddhist<\/a> political affiliations. It has been a\u2026 well\u2026 interesting month following the conventions \u2013 which I mostly missed as I was in China at the time. Clinton received a solid post-convention boost in most polls, getting into double-digit leads at times over the struggling Trump who was snubbed by one of his own convention speakers<\/a>, former rival Ted Cruz. Since then, a number of Republicans have come out against Trump, so many, in fact, that it\u2019s hard to keep track. Luckily the Atlantic has been doing their best to keep tabs<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meanwhile Clinton\u2019s support has also been falling with various groups. Most recent among them, women (so many \u201cspecial places in Hell\u201d<\/a> I suppose). Albright soon after apologized for that comment<\/a>, but it is one that lives on in the hearts of many of my liberal female friends. Picking up on a similar meme, one twitter commenter wrote:<\/p>\n Less than 1\/2 of American women now support @HillaryClinton<\/a>. Who knew so many women were secretly sexist BernieBros? pic.twitter.com\/Qc7eC2ixcj<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Jeff Faria (@PatriotsOfMars) September 5, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n