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2009 was basically the low-water mark for the GOP brand in modern history, so I'm not sure that those numbers are all that accurate now, but it's not a huge dea
by jdminhbg 16y ago
2009 was basically the low-water mark for the GOP brand in modern history, so I'm not sure that those numbers are all that accurate now, but it's not a huge deal.
More to the point, the party gap in with college degrees is surely vastly smaller than the party gap in the private workforce vs members of public-sector unions, so it's sort of weird to assert that the reason teachers lean Democratic is that they're "more educated."
- kenjackson 16y ago2009 was basically the low-water mark for the GOP brand in modern history, so I'm not sure that those numbers are all that accurate now Isn't it somewhat odd to assert that 2009 data may not be all that accurate now, after providing 2003 data? Anyways, my point was that teachers probably lean left, although probably not dramatically so. It doesn't sound like you dispute this claim.