Politics and Religion

If Bush is so bad.....
TheAnswer 49 Reviews 8046 reads
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...then how can he possibly be the favorite?  The only plausible arguments I can figure are as follows.

1) the media control information and paint Bush in a positive light (wait, I thought the jews controlled the media and they're 70% Dem)

2) The Dems are too inept to nominate a winning candidate (seductive, yes, but who in the Dem primaries would have fared better: Edwards solo - too young; Dean - too mean; gephart - too lame; lieberman - lol; wesley clark - lmao).

3) the American voting public isn't well informed enough to make a smart choice. (always my front runner)

4) maybe average american values are actually different from those of the internet surfing, whoremongering, urbanites such as us (proabably the right answer).  

My point: I'm personally pro-choice, against prayer in schools, despise the religious right, hate farm subsidies, believe in same-sex marriage, etc.  In fact, I can't imagine why anyone with "American" values would believe otherwise.  But they do.  And its their America as much as mine.

Oh yea, did I mention I've spent the week so far on a grand tour of Kansas: Wichita, Great Bend, Dodge City, Garden City.  Take that trip one day and you'll see a different America than I'm used to.

I've seen the same comment too many times to be a coincedence.

Why is it that many - not all mabey not even most - but why is it that many people on the left think the average American if they disagree with the leftist ideas are stupid, uninformed or incompetent?

I thought the left was supposed to welcome diversity.  Oh, that's right, it's only lipservice.

or more accurately, hubris (a Greek concept), loosely translated as the overweening pride of the utterly damned.

LOLOLOL.  Maybe the best post I've seen here in a while (well, that is, next to mine).  Reminds me of recent episode of Bill Maher's show where this rich hollywood type was lamenting how "materialistic" our society is instead of working for the common good.  I thought PJ Rourke was gonna puke!

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on those to whom he refers as "compassion fascists."

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Perhaps # 3) the American voting public isn't well informed enough to make a smart choice. (always my front runner)

with ADD mixed in.

The majority watches TV too much and believes the ads instead of doing a little reading and finding the facts for themselves?

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