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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee[/quote]

Stop calling CMC conservative. It is more center/center left/left leaning than anything else. They surveyed their current students and only a quarter identified as either center-right or right: center-right (17%), right (6%) and [b]far right (0%)[/b]. In contrast, the majority was left/center left or far left with students identifying as left (27%), center-left (26%) and [b]far left (6%).[/b] Centrist was 13%.

https://www.cmcforum.com/post/introducing-cmc-s-2024-political-attitudes-survey[/quote]

thank you - I was saying this on the other thread! there's a tiny but vocal right-wing crew that makes a lot of noise but they are not popular. center-right folks do fine there but majority is clearly left or center-left.[/quote]

Looking at those percentages, it's clear there's a [b]tiny but vocal *left-wing*[/b] crew that makes a lot of noise but is not popular.  
DP[/quote]

Huh? "Left" is 27%, the biggest group. In contrast "Right" is only 6%. "Center Left" is 26% and "center right" is 17%. [b]"Far Left" is 6% and "Far Right" is 0.  [/b]

I don't know what your agenda is or why you can't seem to count.[/quote]

You have just repeated exactly what I said so it seems you can't read.  Meaning, there is a 6% Far Left contingent and [b]0% Far Right[/b].  So who do you think the most vocal of those two groups are?   :roll: [/quote]

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