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To: SpringheelJack
errrr...we have "conservative areas"?

Yep. You go anywhere else in the state besides San Francisco?

Okay, FRiend. Have a look at this map and tell me where these "conservative" bastions are. I'd like to know because, looking at the percentages, there was a resounding lack of response from them.

Hell, looking at the results here, they may as well have all been San Francisco!

...or worse, Berkeley.

(From Message #1251 on this thread.)

1,279 posted on 11/09/2005 7:12:19 AM PST by Prime Choice (I can open hearts and minds effortlessly. I have a hacksaw.)
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To: Prime Choice

that map is for prop 76 not for all the props.


1,292 posted on 11/09/2005 7:26:14 AM PST by markman46 (engage brain before using keyboard!!!)
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To: Prime Choice; markman46
IMO, the map for Prop 73, Parental Notification, is a better judge of conservatism in California (vs. the Prop 76 map you posted--which was not a conservative measure, at all, imo). As you mentioned earlier, had the CA GOP lifted more than their little finger to support that measure, it could have passed.

Special Statewide Election
Proposition 73, Minor's Pregnancy


1,364 posted on 11/09/2005 8:52:18 AM PST by calcowgirl
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To: Prime Choice

The conservative areas are basically the inland parts of the state; liberals mass on the coast. That's a nice graphic, though judging whether conservatism is or isn't there based on a single proposition is a pretty blatant non sequitur.


1,472 posted on 11/09/2005 4:39:07 PM PST by SpringheelJack
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