Despite the contradictory evidence offered by the last 50 years of political science research, I think I'll go with Selena's explanation here. She seems more credible given the amount of research she did (i.e., talking to two people in Independence, MO).
Monday, October 11, 2010
Well, that settles that.
Salena Zito enlightens us all with a made up election narrative that is conveniently similar to her preferred outcome and worldview her excellent understanding of partisanship and the American voter in a lovely piece called "Americans Will Vote Their Interests, Not Their Party."
Despite the contradictory evidence offered by the last 50 years of political science research, I think I'll go with Selena's explanation here. She seems more credible given the amount of research she did (i.e., talking to two people in Independence, MO).
Despite the contradictory evidence offered by the last 50 years of political science research, I think I'll go with Selena's explanation here. She seems more credible given the amount of research she did (i.e., talking to two people in Independence, MO).
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