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Congressman Bob Good of Virginia was chair of the GOP Freedom Caucus with a solidly conservative voting record. He supported Ron DeSantis in the primary, and Donald Trump went after Good, demanding he be primaried as a RINO. It had nothing to do with Good's view or voting record.

Good lost the GOP primary, so here is my question for Republicans: When voting for a candidate for congress or the US senate, which is more important: the candidate's views and voting record (if he's held office before) or his loyalty to Trump?

It's Wicked Wednesday, and we hate to give you a Math problem, but this could result in some interesting information about GaG members.

Question: How much of your life (in percent) have you been single?

Let's define single as not being in an exclusive relationship, which includes, but isn't limited to, marriage.

Here's what we'd like you to do.

1. Take your age in years (AGE)

2. Take the number of years that you have been in committed relationship (s), not single (RELATIONSHIP)

3. Use this equation to calculate your single-percentage

Single-percentage = 100 times [(AGE minus RELATIONSHIP) divided by AGE]

For example, if you are 40 and been in an exclusive relationship for 10 years...

100 times [(40-10) divided by 40] = 100 times [30 divided by 40] = 100 times 0.75 = 75% of your life you've been single

NOTE: If you're not good at math or don't want to deal with this equation, just estimate your Single-percentage

4. Vote your Single-percentage in the poll

Let's see what kind of interesting results we can get for the GaG community.