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Politics : A US National Health Care System?
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To: RetiredNow who wrote (16004)4/2/2010 5:27:25 PM
From: TimF1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 42652
 
No its true. They are two different groups. There is overlap, tea partiers are more likely to be Republican than they are to be Democrats, but most Republicans are not Tea Partiers and many Tea Partiers are not Republicans.

In fact your post didn't even address whether they where Republican but rather whether they approved of Obama, and whether they where conservative.

"Tea Party" != Republican != conservative != disapprove of Obama

There are overlaps with all of those groups, whether you look at any two or the four as a whole, but they are four different groups. There are members of each that don't belong to any of the others (even although probably in small numbers, conservatives who approve of Obama, the only one that might not exist is tea partiers who approve of Obama, that would depend on how you define Tea Partiers)
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