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and you wonder why moderates are running away from them like crazy. I'm tired of radicals on both sides, and im tired of stupid right wing radicals who come up with the dumbest things like this birther issue. doesn't get much worse then this for the gop.
and you wonder why moderates are running away from them like crazy. I'm tired of radicals on both sides, and im tired of stupid right wing radicals who come up with the dumbest things like this birther issue. doesn't get much worse then this for the gop.
"Come up with?"
You do know the birther movement
was born in the Hillary camp, dontcha?
and you wonder why moderates are running away from them like crazy.
Well, for starters.....Novemeber 2nd, 2010 proved that Independents are voting for Republicans more than ever.....so you can trash that comment.
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I'm tired of radicals on both sides, and im tired of stupid right wing radicals who come up with the dumbest things like this birther issue. doesn't get much worse then this for the gop.
Secondly, PPP is a pretty biased source of information. IN fact, when you look at the other parts of this poll, it doesn't even come close to reputable polling companies like Gallop, Rasmussen, etc.
At your link it also says:
A CNN/Opinion Research poll in August showed that a quarter of Americans have doubts about Obama’s citizenship, with 11 percent saying the president was definitely not born in the United States.
A CNN/Opinion Research poll in August showed that a quarter of Americans have doubts about Obama’s citizenship, with 11 percent saying the president was definitely not born in the United States.
Well you somewhat backed up his assertion with this statement.
If 25% of All Americans = birthers
and ~35% of Americans are Republicans
assuming the vast majority of birthers would support Republicans over Democrats then doing a ratio of 0.25/0.35 shows a ratio of 71% could be birthers.
Since we know not all birthers are republicans, but a majority can be assumed so, then 51% of Republicans being birthers would be a valid statistic.
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