Posted on 06/13/2004 9:01:44 AM PDT by Grzegorz 246
Edited on 07/12/2004 3:42:20 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
Warsaw, Poland, Jun. 12 (UPI) -- Concerned about voter apathy in this week's European elections, leaders of new EU member countries urged the public Saturday to go to the polls.
President Aleksandar Kwasnewski of Poland and his Czech Republic counterpart Vaclav Klaus both issued appeals to their citizens to vote.
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Washington Post articles must be excerpted.
How very "American" of them. LOL!
I think the anit-EU voters may win this, wouldn't that be interesting.
Of course voter turnout is low. It is low worldwide, because like the people of the old Soviet Union, voters know that they are being bombarded with organized propaganda from political syndicates that function much like the Soviets - to give us a limited choice of candidates that the syndicates offer. Like the Soviet elections, turnout will be low unless voters are threatened or whipped into a frenzy of fear and hate.
Good thought. When the mainstream media carts out 'concern over low voter turnout' stories, its usually an early sign that the side that isn't 'supposed' to win is polling strong.
Then they can dismiss the victory as a result of voter apathy.
One reason I find the left so distasteful is that they consistently seem to deflect responsibility for losses. Very childish of them, if you ask me.
Bad day to schedule an election.
Response: The Euro "leaders" only have to look in the mirror. At least then they would know why there is a low turn out.
It's hard to get charged up for voting for members.
Socialists got smacked across the Continent; in the UK local elections, believe it or not, the Conservative Party did amazingly well! And many pro-liberty and anti-Jihadist parties did amazingly well, also!
Europe is still socialist and pathetically naive to Islam. However, the march to suicide has slowed. And for that, we should all be grateful.
If there is short term hope for Europe - then there is still longterm hope for America!
2010? Bring it on!
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