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NOT DEAD.(Brief Article)
Amidst the excruciating division in the American electorate today, it appears the Right is holding its own:
* Gore's positions were"too liberal" for 43 percent of the electorate, while 34 percent of voters said Bush's were "too conservative."
* By 51 percent to 44 percent, voters preferred across-the-board tax cuts to targeted tax cuts.
* The percentage of the electorate describing themselves as "conservative" was 29 percent, compared to 20 percent for "liberals."
* The top issue among voters in 2000 was "moral values;' and 57 percent said America's moral condition was on ...
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