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[quote author=winflop link=topic=12168.msg118962#msg118962 date=1432560839]
Not sure if it's still true today, but for MANY years the College Republicans at Low APR U was among the largest and strongest of any such organization on any US college campus.

That's part of the reason why the B..ears' whole "we're the working class kids standing up to the spoiled brats in Palo Alto" shtick is so funny (while at the same time so annoying).
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Not sure that logic holds; there is only a loose correlation between socioeconomic status and political affiliation.  Plenty of advanced degree holders/professionals in the top 5% of the income distribution vote as democrats and lower paid blue collar workers vote Republican.

BC

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[quote author=winflop link=topic=12168.msg118962#msg118962 date=1432560839]
Not sure if it's still true today, but for MANY years the College Republicans at Low APR U was among the largest and strongest of any such organization on any US college campus.

That's part of the reason why the B..ears' whole "we're the working class kids standing up to the spoiled brats in Palo Alto" shtick is so funny (while at the same time so annoying).
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Not sure that logic holds; there is only a loose correlation between socioeconomic status and political affiliation.  Plenty of advanced degree holders/professionals in the top 5% of the income distribution vote as democrats and lower paid blue collar workers vote Republican.

BC