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Friday, February 1, 2024
By Steven L. Taylor

Over at OTB, Chris Lawrence1 ran some numbers and found:

On the Republican side, John McCain appears in the middle of the GOP pack, as the 20th most-conservative senator, with no credible chance of being the “most conservative” (a rating that South Carolina’s Jim DeMint runs away with). McCain is, however, more conservative than GOP stalwarts like Orrin Hatch, Thad Cochran, Sam Brownback, and Lamar Alexander.

He ran the Dems as well and has a nifty chart and everything.

  1. A visiting polisci prof at Tulane []
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4 Responses to “Political Scientists Get Into the Act”

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    1. Chris Lawrence Says:

      FYI, I just added the full chart to the post, so you can click through and see everybody. Yes, the red and blue are reversed, and no, I wasn’t able to figure out an easy way to fix it. :)

    2. Richard! Scott Nokes Says:

      Lamar! Alexander is a GOP stalwart?

      (Yes, the punctuation is intentional)

    3. Chris Lawrence Says:

      I don’t think Lamar! has ever been a Democrat. He did sully himself by being Secretary of Education once, though, so maybe he has to turn in his GOP membership card for that.

    4. Mark Albertini Says:

      I am running against Mr. Alexander this year. I picked up on your site. Have a great day.
      See Also MarkAlbertiniPolitics.com


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