In Indiana, 10 percent of Democratic primary voters described themselves as Republicans.
In Indiana, six in 10 Republicans who supported Clinton on Tuesday said they would vote for presumptive GOP nominee John McCain over Clinton in the fall.
It seems
that nearly two-thirds of bachelor's graduates and about a third of master's graduates take jobs in
fields other than science and engineering.
So they are out there, maybe you need a different method to find them, I don't know. But they are out there.
But that won't stop her from taking that win. Sure the same people that put her over the top in Indiana are republicans that will vote for McCain in the general, but that doesn't matter right?
There is this too: 72.14.205.104
The authors of the report, the Urban Institute's Hal Salzman and Georgetown University
professor Lindsay Lowell, show that math, science, and reading test scores at the primary and
secondary level have increased over the past two decades, and U.S. students are now close to the
top of international rankings. Perhaps just as surprising, the report finds that our education
system actually produces more science and engineering graduates than the market demands.
So much for needing those H1B's! It's all bullshit, studies prove it!
Only people who want to skimp on paying engineers the going wage are 'outsourcing' internally. There are plenty of grads to fill those jobs, but they want a proper wage.
However just because neither of them is going to be President, that doesn't mean I'll throw a hissy fit and vote for McCain. I think most voters are too mature for such poor logic.
Posted by Buffalo_Bob at 2008-05-10 01:35 PM
We got George W for 8 years, so how mature are the voters? People, in general, are fucking idiots.