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BurningDog

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Sun Feb-10-08 03:43 AM
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15. There is no other explanation for this than (relatively) small but dedicated support

Attending a caucus takes considerably more time and effort than voting in a primary. He may only have support of 5% of Republicans, but he's motivated that 5% enough that 100% of them will go out of their way to support him, whereas the weekend warrior Republicans don't make it to the caucus, but can spare 5 minutes of their time to vote in a primary.

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