Reply #51: So, rather than having people who have actually attended a caucus

[Debi]

say that it is a good process and that they enjoy what they've done and don't feel intimidated and have not been retaliated against for participating in the process you would rather make uneducated assumptions?

So it really doesn't matter how many people who have actually participated in a caucus disagree with your assessment.

You have made a decision and you are going to stick with it.


On edit:

If a person voted for Kerry or Bush in a Primary that would be traceable through their party preference declared at the polling place.(At least in Iowa where primaries are closed and Party affiliation has to be declared before voting). So either way a person ends up declaring their Party preference somewhat publically.