PubliusInfinitum
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Here's the exchange that you are trying to sidestep lonestar:
Quote: Originally Posted by nodoginnafight
"Traditionally Republicans are more homogenous than Democrats because Democrats in general are a much more diverse group of people. "
Is THIS the statement you are asking for documentation to support?
if so:
Democrats Gain Edge in Party Identification - Pew Research Center for the People & the Press
http://www.nd.edu/~cwolbrec/PartyID.pdf
(Page 64 of 66) - Multiculturalism and American Party Politics authored by Bass, Shana.
Republican Base Heavily White, Conservative, Religious
Lonestar: This from the first link you offered.
Quote:
In historical terms, the Democratic Party held a sizable lead over the Republicans in party identification.
Lonestar: This quote contradicts your claim that republicans have traditionally been more homogeneous than democrats.
I personally have a problem taking someone who lacks the intellectual means to master the sites quote system, seriously.
Again we find that this member's opinion rests PURELY upon the opinion of another leftist.
What American could give a red rats ass WHAT ANY LEFTIST feels about ANYTHING? They're idiots.