AlanCranston
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Fri Jun-17-11 03:21 PM
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| what is a Pinto Bean democrat? |
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I remember hearing somewhere that from statehood up until the mid 20th century, Arizona was dominated at all levels of government by something called a Pinto Bean Democrat. I read somewhere that Carl Hayden was example of one. Anyone here know what I'm talking about?
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Tue Jun-21-11 12:38 PM
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| 1. No, but I used to know an Alan Cranston in Toledo. Not you, I imagine. |
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Wed Jun-22-11 08:28 PM
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| 2. know I'm not really Alan Cranston |
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Alan Cranston, was a senator from California in the 70s and 80s. He died around 10 years ago.
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Sat Jun-25-11 07:09 PM
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| 3. You mean "pinto democrat"? |
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Pinto democrat is an old term for AZ democrats who voted with the conservatives.
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Thu Jun-30-11 07:11 PM
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AlanCranston
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Sat Jul-02-11 10:29 AM
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| 5. pretty much all the dem senators Arizona has ever elected |
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have been moderate to conservative democrats. There's a reason that Morris Udall never ran for the senate.
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