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Dgov
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« on: April 13, 2011, 05:36:45 PM »

For the Same Reason Boston suburbs vote Democrat despite being middle-and-upper class WASPs/Catholics.  They're more Liberal than their demographic trends suggest.

In fact, if you Look at Indian-Americans, they should be strongly Republican.  They're primarily middle-class or small buisness owners, they're deeply religious, and are fairly well integrated into American society.  But they don't . . . because they're Liberal.
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« Reply #1 on: April 14, 2011, 08:55:10 AM »

For the Same Reason Boston suburbs vote Democrat despite being middle-and-upper class WASPs/Catholics.  They're more Liberal than their demographic trends suggest.

In fact, if you Look at Indian-Americans, they should be strongly Republican.  They're primarily middle-class or small buisness owners, they're deeply religious, and are fairly well integrated into American society.  But they don't . . . because they're Liberal.

Hmm, I never thought of them as particularly liberal (at least not in NJ) on policy. On issues like universal health care, taxation, gays, abortion, and a whole host of others, I never found your average 40s-50s Indian person to be liberal on anything.

Might be different in California.

Sorry, by "More Liberal than their demographic trends suggest" I mean "Don't vote Republican even though demographically they should".  They tend to vote like Moderates as an overall group--lean democrat in almost all races, but with a fairly strong Republican minority.

Though they are far more Liberal in California (at least in the bay area).  Where i am (West bay outside of San Fran) I think they actually vote more Democratic than the Hispanics do (who are also far more Liberal here than in the rest of the country).
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