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Originally posted by Freenrgy2
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You need to understand the concept of real liberty the way our founders intended. You need to understand how we would generate revenue in the absence of an income tax.
Originally posted by HolgerTheDane
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
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You need to understand the concept of real liberty the way our founders intended. You need to understand how we would generate revenue in the absence of an income tax.
If it turns out you are right I'll be one of the first to apologize for doubting you. Meanwhile I think you are victims of clever manipulation.
Originally posted by HolgerTheDane
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
***snip***
You need to understand the concept of real liberty the way our founders intended. You need to understand how we would generate revenue in the absence of an income tax.
If it turns out you are right I'll be one of the first to apologize for doubting you. Meanwhile I think you are victims of clever manipulation.
Our first step in weighting is to survey more than enough people. This allows us to then be able to randomly reject individual surveys from demographics that are overrepresented. For example, in our polling more women answer relative to men, and not enough African-Americans answer our surveys. Our random selection eliminates any potential bias from the rejections, plus it functions like a quota, only after the fact.
PPP also employs a mathematical weighting scheme that assigns a weight based on each demographic. For example, if a survey is 82% white and 13% black, but needs to be 77% white and 17% black, the weighting formula can fix the imbalance mathematically.
Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX), a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, thrashed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney to win the latest Insider Advantage poll of likely Iowa GOP caucusgoers by 6 percentage points Monday. Mr. Paul pulled in 24 percent of the votes, while Mr. Romney garnered 18 percent of the votes. Texas Governor Rick Perry earned 16 percent of the votes to finish in the top-tier. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who was once a favorite to win the Iowa Caucuses, finished in fourth with 13 percent of the votes.