"Bush campaign ads using team"

[Jester]

"Even with people who disagree there are fundamental cultural agreements that obviously spill into politics. I find it interesting that you, a Canadian, whose country was almost voted to split in 2 not so long ago would argue this point."

I didn't say anything at all about "fundamental cultural agreements". It would be ridiculous to claim that culture is not a strong determinant force in opinion. What I disagree with is that this has anything to do with the land area of the region being considered. Does Portugal have less or more diversity of opinion than China? Than the American midwest? Than Paris, or Bangkok? Quebec? Who cares how large the areas are? What matters is the cultural, not geographic, homogeneity.

Jester