both camps are neck to neck; with each side having negatives/plus.
We still have lots of days to go. A lot of people don't even vote. The small portion of the citizens decide the future of the elections. That is a difficult realization to see that most people don't vote at all.
The small portion of the citizens decide the future of the elections. That is a difficult realization to see that most people don’t vote at all.
Incorrect. Over 60% of people voted in both 2004 and 2008.
“That is a difficult realization to see that most people don’t vote at all.”
People are politically apathetic when they don’t see any real difference in candidates or real impact on their lives; very few people have that luxury anymore. Desperate economic conditions brought about Marxism and Nazism in other countries; here we can hope they will bring people up off their couches. I think there is a silent anger that manifested itself in the TEA party, the Republican victories since The Sultan’s coronation, and the fact that as Rush pointed out - with the media working all-out for Obama, he should be ahead by twenty points.