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I didn't see this posted on here. If it was, my apologies.

If your state is low on the chart, don't shoot the sender! Tongue

http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~kenyon3/2004.htm
That's great, thanks!

Very disappointing to see Michigan at #31 though, but at least we were smart enough to choose Kerry.
Now read the post from Mike S. in which he copied a brilliant article on the subject:

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The Horrible Esthete Wrote:Now read the post from Mike S. in which he copied a brilliant article on the subject:

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That was a great article... I was thinking of attaching or quoting it myself. Addresses exactly one of my main complaints of "liberal"-minded people today (I consider myself a conservative, although I don't take a hardline on many so-called social conservative issues, and I'm not the world's biggest Dubya fan, even though I have to admit he was a much better choice than Kerry). Not saying everyone or anyone in particular on the board is closed-minded like the writer of the article describes, but this sort of development is a pet peeve of mine.