Mitchell’s Musings 7-9-12: Creating a Train of Thought

Daniel J.B. Mitchell
Daniel J.B. Mitchell - University of California Los Angeles
Posted July 6, 2012
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Political polling by reputable organizations nonetheless can push respondents to particular answers on issues and voting propensities. Two examples are given. One relates to voting on a tax measure in California. The other relates to knowledge connected to the Obama health plan and the Supreme Court decision upholding the individual mandate.

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