Except it is not so. Why? It is not a fact that most people vote. In fact in 2004 it was 58%.
Here is a nice summary that should shatter the illusion that political opinion represents in any way the "average" American:
Monday, June 30, 2008
Well, at least politicians represent the people...
At least one of you is comforted by the fact that the "average" American is well represented in the American political landscape. Why is this so? Well, since most people vote, the politicians and the policies they implement must be somewhat in accord with the voter's beliefs or else they would not have been elected or would not be reelected.
Except it is not so. Why? It is not a fact that most people vote. In fact in 2004 it was 58%.
Here is a nice summary that should shatter the illusion that political opinion represents in any way the "average" American:
Except it is not so. Why? It is not a fact that most people vote. In fact in 2004 it was 58%.
Here is a nice summary that should shatter the illusion that political opinion represents in any way the "average" American:
Not Voting for Obama
Here are a couple of reasons why I am not voting for Obama:
- Arthur Silber's: Four More Months of This Crap? Noooo...
- Glenn Greenwald's: The baseless, and failed, "Move to the Center" cliche
Sunday, June 15, 2008
McCain is Bush's Third Term
I do agree with McCain that we must repeat this over and over. Otherwise, his spin will bamboozle the public.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
More McCain: A christian nation
"The Constitution established the United States of America as a christian nation."Whaa??!!
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