[Nowhere Man]

I completely agree. Analyzing people's opinions as best I can, that's what I'm trying to arrive at here.

I'm working from a hypothesis of there being 'social' and 'political' beliefs.

I wish you all the luck, it is a very interesting study of politics and social viewpoints. Much like liberalism, there is no true monolithic conservatism either.

Also, good luck on trying to unite the conservatives, it is a long road to hoe indeed although I'm sure the liberals have much the same problem because they have their own gaggles to deal with ranging from homosexual rights, feminists, and so on, many such groups which might not all see eye-to-eye either.

[Dominic Harr]

Also, good luck on trying to unite the conservatives, it is a long road to hoe indeed although I'm sure the liberals have much the same problem because they have their own gaggles to deal with ranging from homosexual rights, feminists, and so on, many such groups which might not all see eye-to-eye either.

Unfortunately, the Ls are united thru their hate of all things Bush-related.

And in the past 2 elections, a disjointed C movement has beaten a unified L movement. If we can find some way to focus on that which unites us, while still hashing out the things that divide us, we *can* turn this country.