It's not an ideological place.
They come from a musical and ideological place where bohemia meets suburbia.
Both the Democrats of the Left, as the former Communists now call themselves, and Forza Italia on the right, stress that the prefix "centre" must be attached to their ideological place-cards.
As a congressman, "he was known as a fairly moderate Democrat," said Aubrey Jewitt, a professor of political science at the University of Central Florida, "and right now that's a good ideological place to be".
It's very unusual to see someone elected President who doesn't come from a pretty strong political-ideological place.
If you want to understand why it's a materialistic, non-ideological place, you need to realise that just a generation ago, this appalling, manmade catastrophe was visited on its people," said Macintyre.
This studiously non-ideological approach, placed in the context of a nasty recession, was not directly challenged by any of the dozen or so voters who asked questions.
The legislation represents the start of a new ideological era that places the federal government at the center of the nation's economic recovery.
But a number of commentators warn that Hofer's persuasive oratory and natural charm have allowed him to successfully cover up an ideological background that places him on the extreme right of the political spectrum.
And incomplete because while it's clearly difficult to put a major, World Trade Center-level plot together, one need only look at the non-ideological massacres in places like Aurora and Newtown, or the possibly-ideological depredations of the Beltway sniper, to see how easily terror can be sown in places that aren't hardened against an attack.
