Dear Fikret and Robin,
I don't know if you were implying that I was debating , pissing and
moaning about the elections... it seemed so. I think it is only a natural
question to wonder what will happen to our own Universities, government funded
centers, agencies and employees now
I believe Perot supported George Nethercutt, our new Republican
Representative from Eastern Washington. He ousted House Speaker Tom Foley.
John McCoy
Olympia, WA
As for Perot and individualist westerners-- I heard that all the candidates
he
supported lost-- can anyone confirm this ?
We progressives have two favorite sports, it seems. Freaking out at how
incredibly neanderthal the right really is, especially when they do well
in elections and remind us that they have a solid base among the masses.
[Solid probably doesn't mean even 25%, but who are we to knock it, right?]
Our
Thanks for allaying my fears about the right. I guess it just scares me that so
many people actually enjoy right-wing talk shows, and it's frightening that at
the grassroots tons of financial support goes to local rightist politicians.
People in Colorado seem to like having Democratic
One brief thought about the election. The NYT reported, if I recall
correctly, that men split 54-46 for the Republicans, while women split 54-46
for the Democrats. If true, this means that the election was decided entirely
on the basis of differential turnout. What might explain *this* gender
Peter Dorman writes:
One brief thought about the election. The NYT reported, if I recall
correctly, that men split 54-46 for the Republicans, while women split 54-46
for the Democrats. If true, this means that the election was decided entirely
on the basis of differential turnout. What
Peter Dorman writes:
One brief thought about the election. The NYT reported, if I recall
correctly, that men split 54-46 for the Republicans, while women split 54-46
for the Democrats. If true, this means that the election was decided
entirel
on the basis of differential turnout. What
As I mentioned earlier, the press has reported that women, in house races,
went 54-46 Democratic, men 54-46% Republican. Gil suggests that clumping must
be involved, since the electorate this time around was 51% women. But I have
also read that the total house vote split 52-48 Republican. What
On Nov 11, 11:02am, "Peter.Dorman" wrote:
} Subject: Re: Left wing Democrats ?
As I mentioned earlier, the press has reported that women, in house races,
went 54-46 Democratic, men 54-46% Republican. Gil suggests that clumping must
be involved, since the electorate this time aro
It may be that the margin of error of the exit polls used to generate the
demographic profiles of who voted on Tuesday is too big to make any
precise conclusions about Tuesday's debacle.
We Democrats were somewhat lucky in Colorado, as the Republican
gubernatorial candidate repeatedly
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