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To: Colofornian
No - I am not directed by your demands on the questions I ask. You are free to ask whatever you will, you are not free to demand I ask as you would like.

I do not concede that Oregon is not possible - simply much less likely.

My question about Goode stands - the reason for the question was to determine if the poster actually believed there was a chance - the better to ascertain the reasons for voting for him.

Finally - no, I will not ask the Romney voters the same question. Like it or not, Virgil Goode is an outlier, so I am interested in the reasons people would choose to vote for him.

217 posted on 05/30/2012 11:31:59 AM PDT by GilesB
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To: GilesB
, Virgil Goode is an outlier, so I am interested in the reasons people would choose to vote for him.

Like it or not, Romney is an outlier in OR, CA, MD, NY, CT, NJ, WA, DC, and even his home territory -- New England states. Therefore, I am interested in the reasons people living in those states would choose to vote for him.

For you, your curiosity about outlier candidates seems to be intentionally limited...wouldn't have something to do with the reality that you're a Romney supporter, would it? (Iow...a biased perspective)

219 posted on 05/30/2012 11:40:15 AM PDT by Colofornian (Mom when I grow up, I want 2B like Ike. Mom when I grow up, I want 2B a god f rom Kolob like Mitt.)
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