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Old Apr 28th, 2003, 02:22 PM       
Actually, one thing that he didn't take into account at all was the fact that there are a lot of people who don't vote who give to charities. In addition, the percentage of people who are upper class in the entire U.S. is, in general, low. Place them in a highly populated city, such as in the east coast where many Democrats happen to statistically reside, then of course you're going to come up with a low per capita percentage. There are just too many factors involved (or NOT mentioned) in his argument to make any kind of reasonable assessment from the facts. It's far too much of a generalization based on the premises.
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