B ByLoSellHi Oct 5, 2008 #1 Signed, John Q. 'I'm not looking to have a drinking buddy as President' Public
B ByLoSellHi Oct 5, 2008 #3 Quote from killthesunshine: define John Q? if you can are YOU John Q? Public More... Let's presume I am. Color me a perfectly average stereotype of what an 'American' is. Will I want to elect the most intelligent and capable person to high office, or someone who I believe conforms the closest to me, my lifestyle, my interests, and my capabilities?
Quote from killthesunshine: define John Q? if you can are YOU John Q? Public More... Let's presume I am. Color me a perfectly average stereotype of what an 'American' is. Will I want to elect the most intelligent and capable person to high office, or someone who I believe conforms the closest to me, my lifestyle, my interests, and my capabilities?
G Gringinho Oct 5, 2008 #4 Smart people may be very corrupt or bad as well --- look at Saakashvili in Georgia, although the guy seems very neurotic.
Smart people may be very corrupt or bad as well --- look at Saakashvili in Georgia, although the guy seems very neurotic.
I insider trading Oct 5, 2008 #5 It is quite sad the backgrounds of the 2 finalist for POTUS.Just as sad that every election you have to chose from the best of the worst
It is quite sad the backgrounds of the 2 finalist for POTUS.Just as sad that every election you have to chose from the best of the worst
T Thunderdog Oct 5, 2008 #6 It seems that a fair number of Americans place considerable importance on voting for the candidate who watches the same game shows as they do.
It seems that a fair number of Americans place considerable importance on voting for the candidate who watches the same game shows as they do.