Anchor: Burke believed that the principles shared by party members should bind them together, even when they encounter particular differences about their application (and despite some blurring of lines, party members do still ). Indeed, representatives owe it to the voters not to discard the party line for personal gain.
Entailed: Burke believed that party members could be brought together by their principles.
Contradiction: Burke thought that there was nothing that could unite party members.
Contradiction: When using the same test to screen communities with lower case rates, the test works good if not better. 
Contradiction: There are instances where people handle their own cases according to Dennis Duggan
Contradiction: SAT's tell you everything you need to know about a person.
Contradiction: A couple is celebrating on their wedding day.