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Old 06-24-2007, 06:49 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Katczinsky View Post
Do people vote off of emotions? Yes, I don't think I needed a professor in psychology to tell me that one. But should they? Absolutely not. Because when you vote on emotions you end up with Presidents like this one. I don't think exploiting this voter ignorance like the Republicans have is the best thing Democratic candidates could be doing; perhaps educating people on the virtues of using their heads would be the best thing.
I have to agree with you, Katz. Furthermore, I do believe that only an educated person could make a fair and logical choice when they vote for President. Should you need a certain level of education to vote? Or, perhaps be required to pass a test on basic American Government before casting a ballot? That is probably another issue.

That being said, I am becoming less interested in politics as the days pass. I am perhaps like most Americans nowadays who have all but given up on politicians to solve our basic problems. However, one thing that I haven't given up on yet is the American people. Through education and web sites like this, perhaps people like us can in fact make a difference.

Anyhow, come 2008, I will probably make the best logical choice that I know how to make. I will simply write in the candidate whom I believe is the best choice for America. . . . ME!


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