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To: NittanyLion
Your own numbers contradict your earlier claim

Which numbers contradict that?

If anything, I was too defferential to the pro-life view.

Majority of GOP don't support pro-life agenda

The poll I used was not the optimal poll to cite support/opposition because it was not a straight "yes or no" survey. When given a straight up or down option, both parties are split pretty evenly.

Here is another poll - with striaght yes/no.

All / mostly legal --- All / mostly illegal
Republicans: 40% ------- 58% Democrats:-- 59% ------- 37%

As you can see, both sides are within 10 points of being evenly split down the middle.
225 posted on 06/19/2004 2:58:47 PM PDT by counterpunch (The CouNTeRPuNcH Collection - www.freepgs.com/counterpunch)
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To: counterpunch
A delta of 20 points between parties is not 50-50. By your logic Montana, Indiana, Kentucky and Kansas were pretty much evenly split between Bush and Gore voters in 2000. It's absurd on its face.

Keep on defending your indefensible comments; every post you make is bolstering my case.

228 posted on 06/19/2004 3:04:39 PM PDT by NittanyLion
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