Would a generic D or a generic R be closer to this PM score?: +1.94, -2.96 (user search)
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  Would a generic D or a generic R be closer to this PM score?: +1.94, -2.96 (search mode)
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Question: Would a generic D or a generic R be closer to the this PM score?: +1.94, -2.96
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« on: October 04, 2014, 04:02:18 AM »
In the South especially, I could easily see that type of voter being a Democrat. In Massachusetts, a Republican, at least at the state level. Nationally, depends on the person's background and motivating issues, in all likelihood.
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