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Our choices in groceries now tell campaigns

Posted: Sep 14, 2012

an appeal to civic duty, some some little pokes to keep that fear actiive.

Now, I'm pretty sure fear doesn't work well on me. If-it-bleeds-it-leads and all those (usually incredibly stupid) bank robbers on Fox to remind us what a dangerous world it is are a sure way to get me to change the channel. What I'm really wondering is what the pot roast I just bought told these behavioral psychology profilers about me.

Seriously, they're taking the very little info on our voter registrations and adding analyses of the ultimately hundreds of thousands of choices we make, results of phone canvasses, etc. Now, in all the years we've been answering NRA surveys honestly they've never thrown us off their rolls. I always wondered why, and now I'm wondering if it might be all those potroasts and mashed potatoes. If I paid for some couch time would I find out I'm really only a DINO? :)

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I'm worried about what's made of my hummus. - ! NM

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