How is it that in an ostensibly democratic election process, the presumptive nominees of the two major political parties have the highest unfavorable ratings in the field?
How does that work exactly?
Thursday, May 5, 2016
By definition, a paradox
My mom used to say a paradox is a truth standing on its head. Well, I think we have one for the ages. Can anyone can explain to me:
How is it that in an ostensibly democratic election process, the presumptive nominees of the two major political parties have the highest unfavorable ratings in the field?
How does that work exactly?
How is it that in an ostensibly democratic election process, the presumptive nominees of the two major political parties have the highest unfavorable ratings in the field?
How does that work exactly?
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Somehow we are living in bizarro world and it's scary.
ReplyDeleteEnough to make you stop and think,isn't it? Could it be the democratic election process isn't?
ReplyDeleteI think that money is the problem. Money can buy a lot of power.
ReplyDeleteMoney and lobbyists and no,it isn't democratic...
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