I was clicking through the news tonight (morning for those in USA), and I came across some articles about the primary elections around the country. Some were interesting as I got to know some candidates from states in which I've never lived.
But one article struck me as a little odd. I had to read the headline three times to understand that Captain Obvious was most definitely working in the newroom today. (Note to editors and writers: don't be this stupid when writing headlines.)
The headline read: "Arizona GOP Primary Won by Conservative"
Really? I was expecting a liberal to win the Republican nomination.
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外国人 (Waiguoren) the Great
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May 10, 2006 A Bit Too Obvious
September 13, 2006 10:36 AM EDT
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Magi, "GOP" refers to "Grand Ole Party" and refers to the Republican Party. The Republicans are conservative and so the headline seems redundant...sort of like saying "Aussie National Won the Australian Presidency."