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Originally Posted by RedHot25
Yah, the proverbial "informed voter" is a challenge. My mother-in-law is like that - she votes always for one party because of their particular (or likely anyways) viewpoint on an issue (abortion). That party could do a lot of descrution (I'm talking hypothetically here) to the country, but she would probably still vote for them based on that issue. Its interesting, because to her that is a pretty high issue - so where parties/candidates stand on that will make a big difference in her decision on who to vote for etc.
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Exactly...and I would argue that in this day and age abortion stance is irrelevant. It's not something that is going to change on a National level no matter how much the activists want it to.
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