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It certainly does illuminate his position on working towards bipartisan solutions if he were to have become Commander in Chief. |
Cronin: Is it perhaps like TX where there is a primary for a portion of the delegates, but also a caucus for the majority of delegates?
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I don't know. This is what I know: One of the polling places was my local town hall, which is right across the street. The signage said "Democratic Caucus". The local papers are all describing the event as a caucus, and the votes that are still being counted are for a caucus. I don't know why its called a caucus, but it is. |
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Do YOU favor a bipartisan solution? |
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Yep. Besides, if they're that dangerous, then the government should have no problem securing their convictions in a normal court of law (or even in front of a regular military tribunal). Quote:
Yep. Goes rather counter to the Constitution, in my mind. |
Here's the skinny on New Mexico's process (from electoral-vote.com):
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So, it sounds like it is essentially a caucus in-name only. |
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