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This entry completely mischaracterizes the results of the Fairleigh Dickinson poll. According to the pollster: "Similarly, a majority of Democrats say churches should follow the same rules as everyone else (56-33), but a majority of independents (52-38) and Republicans by a two-to-one margin (64-29) say churches should be exempt from those equal opportunity rules. The entry, as currently written states the exact opposite concerning the views of independents: "terms of political affiliation, Democrats (56-33) and Independents (52-28) said churches should abide by the same rules as other businesses and agencies. Republicans (64-29) said churches should not have to "play" by the same rules as everyone else." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.141.154.75 (talk) 03:28, 29 May 2012 (UTC)Reply
