I'm not sure, but they seem a bit contrived to me. 

As in they take a set of statistics and then give them meaning, or they use a 
block of statistics to represent a certain viewpoint. 
As in the supposedly rhetorical question of whether 167,222 people would vote 
for a democratic senator, but not the democratic
President. 
Some people might, to assert otherwise is assuming people were voting primarily 
along party lines.

-Gel
-----Original Message-----
From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 

oh there is no help for this past election. I am thinking that there should 
perhaps be geek observers at the next one though... like
the legal observers at this one.

But do the statistics in there make sense? Or are they just misunderstood 
gobbledygook? I am not sure.

Dana


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