Are you Democrat or Republican? Does language give you away?

[ralph wiggum]

I stopped at the first question, "bureaucrat" or "lobbyist". They are not equivalent terms. A bureaucrat is in the government; a lobbyist tries to influence people in the government.

I don't think most of the terms were equivalent, they were just two "different" words.

Like I said above, a silly quiz.

[Rebel Yell]

60% Republican

[AmPat]

:mad: 60% dimorat! No context=no credibility.:mad:

[Novaheart]

80%. . . I wish they gave me a context to use those words, then we'd have something.

~QC

I got "60% Democrat"

I see how the "bureaucrat v lobbyist" thing plays, but "unborn v infant" doesn't make sense. Even most anti-abortion absolutists don't refer to the fetus as an "infant" they call it a "baby".

[Novaheart]

:mad: 60% dimorat! No context=no credibility.:mad:

You got the same as I did. We're the same in the eyes of ABC. Like twins, we are. Two hairs in the same mole. Two peas in a pod. Pete and Repeat. José and Hose B. Thing I and Thing II. Do you love it?

[AmPat]

You got the same as I did. We're the same in the eyes of ABC. Like twins, we are. Two hairs in the same mole. Two peas in a pod. Pete and Repeat. José and Hose B. Thing I and Thing II. Do you love it?

Right on! Sends a tingle up and down my leg. OOps! There I go again with the DIMoRAT words.:eek: