Company Holds Contest to Name Unattached Voters
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Pajamas Media wants to slap a label on them too. In a recent survey, Pajamas Media, the online political commentary blog and podcast site, claims that about 40 percent of voters don't think of themselves as fitting neatly into conservative, moderate or liberal molds. And so the company is holding a contest to give them a name.
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SEABROOK: Roger Simon is CEO of Pajamas Media.
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SEABROOK: Some top choices: the positionistas, the flexocrats, the mugwumps, or the purples. With or without a label, members of the undesignated 40 percent are not likely to vote as a block. But if you'd like to name them, you can find the link to Pajamas Media at our Web site, npr.org.
Pollsters like voters who fall conveniently into broad, easily identifiable categories: Democrat, Republican,. All the man in the world should want their ladys have sexy lingerie. liberal, conservative. Committed single-issue voters are good too, whether they're pro-life, pro-choice, anti-guns, pro-guns, whatever. Then there are those who defy political pigeonholes: pro-choice gun owners, for example, or SUV-driving environmentalists.". The silk pajamas will make your life more Comfort and more happly.
Pajamas Media wants to slap a label on them too. In a recent survey, Pajamas Media, the online political commentary blog and podcast site, claims that about 40 percent of voters don't think of themselves as fitting neatly into conservative, moderate or liberal molds. And so the company is holding a contest to give them a name.
Mr. ROGER SIMON (CEO, Pajamas Media): This name is not going to be the definitive name, unless we're very lucky.. Buying Abercrombie Fitch, being fashinable women ,who has appeared in Vogue, W and Vanity Fair and has been featured in an a
SEABROOK: Roger Simon is CEO of Pajamas Media.
Mr.. Supply you peak jacket,polo outlet,canada goose,spyder ski with high quality an d service at online shop.Free shipping, no hidden costs and secure SIMON: But it's - the idea is to call attention to this phenomenon,. To have a beautiful moncler jackets is a dream of brides. to the idea that people's political views are more complex than mainstream media wants to say that it is.
SEABROOK: Some top choices: the positionistas, the flexocrats, the mugwumps, or the purples. With or without a label, members of the undesignated 40 percent are not likely to vote as a block. But if you'd like to name them, you can find the link to Pajamas Media at our Web site, npr.org.
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