That is exactly what I meant.Originally posted by Liathano
i think he meant uneducated on the issues
That is why I said "uninformed and uneducated."
There are people with little or no formal education who actually take the time to follow the news and understand what the candidates stand for. They should be voting.
Unfortunately, the 10-15% of the vote who swing back and forth with the wind really have no business voting at all.
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November 2nd, 2004 03:04 PM #21Administrator
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November 2nd, 2004 04:42 PM #22Fire Bellied Toad
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I think the percentage is probably even higher than that. It amazes me how ignorant people are of what the candidates stand for, and what their records are. The unwillingness for people to do more than watch TV news to find out what is going on in the world is the biggest bane of society when it comes to elections.Originally posted by Aristotle
Unfortunately, the 10-15% of the vote who swing back and forth with the wind really have no business voting at all."Believe it or not, I'm a complete catch."
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