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Health reform and the economy are not orthogonal. The less you have to worry about the paying for potential catastrophic health care events, the more freedom yo
by nollidge 14y ago
Health reform and the economy are not orthogonal. The less you have to worry about the paying for potential catastrophic health care events, the more freedom you have to make other financial and employment decisions.
> so let's call it even
Uh, let's not. Your single anecdote does not refute the statistical correlation between education and liberalism.
- lefthansolo 14y agoWhether or not on average that is true on average, here you can see results that in 2012 those with only high-school/GED favored Obama in higher numbers than those with a bachelor's degree: http://blogs.payscale.com/salary_report_kris_cowan/2012/10/election-stats-how-education-level-affects-the-vote.html http://blogs.payscale.com/salary_report_kris_cowan/2012/10/e... also, from 2008: http://www.yelp.com/topic/new-york-zogby-poll-of-512-obama-voters-an-essay-in-media-bias http://www.yelp.com/topic/new-york-zogby-poll-of-512-obama-v... I understand that "let's call it even" implies average (50/50), but my point was that there are enough uneducated voters from both sides to call it a draw, imo.