Faun
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- Nov 14, 2011
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OK, so now everyone here sees you're not even capable of comprehending the meaning of the word, "could." Which means I'm not reading minds. Are ya proud of yourself now?you claim they could be republicans and that they should count against the republican count, right?Dumbfuck, I'm not the one guessing what they meant.they chose not to identify so you don't get to read their minds either.Uh, no, you're not a mind reader to know why they chose to post their position rather than vote on it.True, but then that 36 knew their vote wouldn't count as Republicans who condemn or condone the 1/6 riot, they basically "abstained". There could have been independents, democrats, anarchists, etc. in that 36 count of "others".36 people didn't vote if they were Republican or not; or if they condemned the riots or not. So there could have been GOP in that group who condemn or support Insurrection Day.Down to a mere 54% condemnation
How do libbies like a poll that does not produce the results they were confident about?Not a math major I see.Down to a mere 54% condemnation
How do libbies like a poll that does not produce the results they were confident about?
The purpose of the thread and poll was to see how many REPUBLICANS condemn the 1/6 riot.
To compute the percentage of Republicans who condemn the 1/6 riot, compute 32/42 = 76%.
Not sure how you came up with 54%???