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<blockquote data-quote="JamesBell" data-source="post: 1134011" data-attributes="member: 697"><p>It really isn't much of a surprise that he is a little left of us here. Quite simply, it makes sense politically. In that district a hard line conservative has no chance of winning unless the Democrat is just off the rails. The make-up of the district just doesn't allow it. </p><p></p><p>The real surprise in my mind was the district to the north east of Dr. Jim's. Sweeden is a Democrat and is known to be on the left of Oklahoma's politics (which is still center to center-right in most places). But I really thought he had future political hopes, and voting no on this- particularly in a district like his, means trouble in future elections.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JamesBell, post: 1134011, member: 697"] It really isn't much of a surprise that he is a little left of us here. Quite simply, it makes sense politically. In that district a hard line conservative has no chance of winning unless the Democrat is just off the rails. The make-up of the district just doesn't allow it. The real surprise in my mind was the district to the north east of Dr. Jim's. Sweeden is a Democrat and is known to be on the left of Oklahoma's politics (which is still center to center-right in most places). But I really thought he had future political hopes, and voting no on this- particularly in a district like his, means trouble in future elections. [/QUOTE]
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