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I worked on this story over the summer and thoroughly enjoyed working with the editors. Often, I’ve not had to re-write my work and that always worries me - that no one is really reading it, since I’m sure I’ve got errors. But the C & E editors read, asked questions, had me supply back-up and so on. It was a good experience from a writer’s perspective.
Party-Switching in a Red State Trending Blue
Sphere: Related ContentBy Jill Miller Zimon at 7:41 pm November 13th, 2007 in Writing, Ohio, Announcements, Politics
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From the article:
[Ohio Democratic Party Communications Director Randy] Borntrager said that many voters feel the GOP “has veered extremely right and now it seems to be a party of hate and divisiveness instead of a party that gets done [sic].”
I’m curious. Does Mr. Borntrager have any data, e.g., voter surveys, to support his statement? If so, among the voters who characterized the GOP as a “party of hate,” how many were already committed Democrats?
I am assuming that it’s based on his experience, but I took it and wrote it up as his expression and belief and advice, not as gospel from any text, if you know what I mean. Thanks for commenting.
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