Lester CaudillAre Obama voters morons?
November 18th 2008 16:57
That was a question I have been wrestling with since B.O. was elected on Nov. 4th. A very knowledgeable person that writes on Orble seems to think so, I respect her opinions, as we see eye to eye on many issues.
Well I have evidence now that proves that at least B.O. supporters if not morons are very ignorant to current affairs, and have followed the liberal media down the road of stupidity.
Take a look at the Evidence
But make no mistake about it B.O. is not as stupid as the voters that elected him, and now that he is president of these Fifty seven states or was it Fifty eight, as he said maybe one more to go, or is he that stupid. I can't believe that Sarah Palin was looked up on as one that was lacking intelligence.
Well I have evidence now that proves that at least B.O. supporters if not morons are very ignorant to current affairs, and have followed the liberal media down the road of stupidity.
Take a look at the Evidence
But make no mistake about it B.O. is not as stupid as the voters that elected him, and now that he is president of these Fifty seven states or was it Fifty eight, as he said maybe one more to go, or is he that stupid. I can't believe that Sarah Palin was looked up on as one that was lacking intelligence.
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Our right to vote should not be taken so lightly as to do it without proper knowledge of a person and their policies.
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The Democratic Party has a solid majority in the House and a two-seat majority in the Senate (51-49, including two Independents who caucus with the Democrats).
Barney Frank: Democratic Congressman from Massachussetts, best known for being openly gay.
Nancy Pelosi: Speaker of the House, first woman to hold the position. From San Francisco.
Harry Ried: Senate Majority leader (actually took me a little while to remember that one; the name was familiar to me, but that was it.) I remember him mainly from the whole "the war in Iraq is lost" controversy.
I have no way of proving this, but I didn't look any of those answers up for this post.
By the way, Obama never said his policies would bankrupt the coal industry.
I'd heard of the Weather Underground, but I didn't know about Bill Ayers until the general election campaign.
I do wonder how they chose these particular people. It's a pretty important question, given that they're using twelve people to represent sixty million voters.
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The people you saw was picked by a black female. I wonder what the results would be if someone did a survey on McCain voters?
My whole point is that the liberal media play an unfair role in this election which proves that journalism is dead in America.
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I've heard that there are different types of voters who vote based on different things, and one type composed of those who try to be as well informed as possible on all the issues and where the candidates stand on them, and make their decision based on which candidate they most agree with. According to the magazine I read (Newsweek, I think), they wind up making the wrong choice (for them) more than any other type of voter. Apparently, some of them get overwhelmed and confused by all the information, and wind up voting for the candidate who shares their stance on fewer issues..
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I think all the hate mongering over the past eight years sent many over the edge, and sadly it seems they have taken the rest of us with them.
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And they were simply not informed enough to make a educated decision.
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Ironicly in past elections the media supported republicans. Journalism is dead? Give me a break! Also if you want republican news watch fox simple as that.
I love it when people make drastic generalizations and judgments not to mention stereotyping.
its sad that some people think that more than 50% of the U.S. population are morons. Personally I think its pretty evenly split between the two parties. I've heard some ridiculous stuff come from both sides in my days.
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Not knowing how many states there are in the United States of America.
If over fifty percent of the population fall under that category then yeah they are morons.
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