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To: nonrev who wrote (36604)	7/4/2008 8:56:20 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 218090

Pulling your chain....no one with a law degree really thinks that a quick look/see out of the kitchen window and the closing of a restaurant means jack. She does that....troll. You bit, she won by her calculus. Kinda lame, kinda stupid, but there you have it.

To: nonrev who wrote (36604)	7/5/2008 12:57:12 PM
From: Ilaine	Respond to of 218090

In 2004, married women were 38% more likely to vote for Bush than Kerry. Social scientists call this the "marriage gap." It's a significant statistical trend that you seen to have missed. But the political parties are very aware of these differences. Married women with children are far more likely to vote Republican than single women, or married women without children. These statistics come from Gallup polls. usatoday.com You may well know married women with children who voted Democrat in 2004. That doesn't change the statistics.