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By libertariansocialist, April 7, 2010 at 10:25 am Link to this comment
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McVeigh was a patsy. OK fed an Inside Job. Don’t hate the Tea Party. That’s what
Report this“they” want. Stupid cartoon.
By Aaron Ortiz, April 6, 2010 at 2:49 pm Link to this comment
Why do people on this site doubt my identity? I am the
son of Oscar Ortiz and Amparo Lopez and I live in
Mexico. I am a Honduran. I was educated in Honduras and
the US.
I am merely repeating what Gallup found…they are
Report thisscientific in their methods. It is their research, not
my opinion.
By pfii, April 6, 2010 at 1:25 pm Link to this comment
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A sample size of 1033? Pretty hard to generalize across 300,000,000 people with that type of sample size. Not to mention Gallup’s historical Republican bias.
Don’t let Gallup fool you… this is a white movement.
Much ado about very little.
Report thisBy ibhdez, April 6, 2010 at 10:44 am Link to this comment
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Aaron,
Report thisSorry, no they are not - I can say, by just scanning the crow that there are no HISPANICS nor AFRICAN AMERICANS on the crowd.
For the most part, they are old ‘Anglo Saxons’ who are petrified of the world to come. Get over it, and I am positive that Ortiz is not your real name - maybe your gardener?
By Aaron Ortiz, April 6, 2010 at 6:21 am Link to this comment
It is interesting and perhaps relevant that the most recent Gallup poll found that
Tea Party members are from a very representative group of US citizens. In other
words, them may skew to the right of the political spectrum, but not the racial or
socio-economic spectrum.
I think the media is playing the race card against a group they distrust.
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