Soccer moms are a constituency; why not the fabulous?
For this invited and received an understandable response from that constituency: why vote for an imitation when you can re-elect the real thing?
Glenys Stacey says this year foundation pupils could get an A. 11.49am BST Labour's Pat Glass says it is hard to see in her constituency why some schools were badly affected and others weren't.
Or worse, how could this publication ever let candidate Obama become President Obama without first addressing this constituency about why he thinks marriage is between a man and woman only?
It was a reminder that the truly public uses of public lands, which the Bundys wanted to return to logging and ranching, have their own popular constituencies — which is why an elected government, not an ad-hoc occupation, gets to resolve disagreements over public lands.
A rebuttal leaflet circulating in her Wallasey constituency inadvertently explains why so many on the left cannot acknowledge not just homophobia, but misogyny and racism too.
"Not all of them but most politicians are tactical and they seem to be more focused on optimising for the sake of winning the election rather than doing the right long-term thing for the constituency, that's why they're not really leaders.
They have experiences and insights that can help me, as a policy person, understand why some constituencies respond to policies as they do.
If you want to look at why those constituencies didn't vote in higher percentages, or gave a lower percent of their vote to Democrats in 2014, you can clearly start with that as an explanation.
