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To: Nat Turner

Agreed. Look at the data they are looking at. It is “party affiliation”. For example, in Georgia it is Republicans 43% and demo-rats 41.4%. Let’s do some simple math: those numbers together total 84.4%. So what about the remaining 15.6%? Where do these independents lean? This is where the different occurs, which is not represented in the data provided by Gallop and is what makes a state “out of play” for the demo-rats.

Like you implied, this is “manipulation of stats” to try and make the demo-rats look better than they are. In the end, they are much worse off and are getting worse every day.

Well...I am off to write another check to a Republican congressman.

JoMa


24 posted on 02/21/2011 1:16:59 PM PST by joma89
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To: joma89
See that exposes the fallacies of the polling data. Since 2006 lots of P.O.ed conservatives stop publicly identifying them selves with the GOP..Does that make them card-carrying, liberal type union members??


NO! I say it makes them concealed carry libertarian patriots...but since that is not one of the boxes in the survey it will get ignored...

29 posted on 02/21/2011 3:54:23 PM PST by Nat Turner (I can see NOVEMBER 2012 from my house....)
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