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To: tejek who wrote (479005)	5/8/2009 12:21:47 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573711

Ted, > Secondly, if you look at the two parts of the poll down below which haven't transposed well, one sees that 35% of the respondents see themselves as Dems, 21% as Republicans. However, when the terms liberal and conservative are used, the percentages reverse themselves........they are 23% liberal and 35% conservative. That doesn't make much sense. On the contrary, it makes perfect sense. Many conservatives believe that the Republican Party has abandoned them in pursuit of the mythical "middle." McCain is a fine example. That's why he went with Palin, but the media had a field day with her. Meanwhile, lots of liberals are too afraid to call themselves as such. Instead, they think of themselves as "moderate." This thread is a perfect example of self-proclaimed "moderates" who are just as liberal as you are. Tenchusatsu