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In response to "RNC Hispanic Outreach Director: Romney "still deciding what his position on immigration is". -- (link)" by Don Homer

Is this any different than saying a position is "evolving"? -- nm

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) May 8 '12, 11:04

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Sure. Evolving positions means you have one already and are modifying given new circumstances. - Will Hunting May 8, 11:06 5
- That's not the way I interpret "my position is evolving", but okay. -- nm - Strongbad May 8, 11:09 4
  - Evolution means something is changing from it's prior form. How else is it supposed to be taken? - Will Hunting May 8, 11:11 3
    - Yes, scientifically you're correct. - Strongbad May 8, 11:15 2
      - I see degrees of modification from an existing position. This spokesperson doesn't seem to know there is an existing position. - Will Hunting May 8, 11:17 1
        
        Yes, fired for general incompetence. We agree. -- nm - Strongbad May 8, 11:31

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