- Independent voters could sway primary in New Hampshire (Copley News Service)
- COFOE Raises Enough Money for Proposed New North Carolina Lawsuit (Ballot Access News)
- Ethical House wouldn’t have to worry (Opinion-Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette)
- Obama has strong appeal to independents (USA Today)
- NH: Immersed in politics, from city hall up-"To me, both parties are a compromise," Hill said. (Union Leader)
- NC: Group to collect signatures in support of nonpartisan school-board elections (Winston Salem Journal)
Monday, June 11, 2007
TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS
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Where do independent voters stand on impeachment?
Brad DeLong (delong.typepad.com) quotes Adam Kotsko:
"The Democrats are now the party of continuing to have a constitution -- paradoxically, they think that the only way to do this is by refusing to face down Bush's gravest violations of the constitution. Hence no impeachment, no real investigation into intelligence manipulation, just this endless dithering with marginal scandals like the US Attorney thing.
"No one wants to "officially" expose the fact that the executive branch has been effectively treating the constitution as suspended for all this time, even though the information pointing to this conclusion is publicly available and overwhelming."
Personally, I'm for it.
from Carpetbagger:
"* Dems — 57% believe in evolution, 40% do not
"* Independents — 61% believe in evolution, 37% do not
"* Republicans — 30% believe in evolution, 68% do not"
Independents are the smartest!
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