Bush is on the power-grab again

[volinbham]

Yes. You would be referring to those test groups of average Americans that the media outlets would gather together to score their reactions to the debates. This goes back to my point about the average American not being particularly bright.

Fortunately, you are an above-average American...

 

[volinbham]

This may put your mind at ease about my comments about Bush not being very bright. The American public, in general, is not very bright either. That is one of the big factors that helped Bush get elected. He resonates with the common man because he is at the average American's level.

Political Participation

See the summary for average voter and compare to:

Intelligence and IQ

In particular, notice the demographic characteristics associated with lower than average levels of intelligence.

Finally, look at the extensive demographic breakdown of voters for Bush and Kerry in 2004.

CNN.com Election 2004

The argument about the average American not being too bright is bunk and the argument that Bush voters were of lower intelligence is likewise bunk.

 

[Atreus21]

Sophisticated? I'm not sure to what conspiracies you're referring, but the man planned on invading Iraq from the time he set foot in the office, and it wasn't the least bit difficult to see that.

This may put your mind at ease about my comments about Bush not being very bright. The American public, in general, is not very bright either. That is one of the big factors that helped Bush get elected. He resonates with the common man because he is at the average American's level.

Regime change in Iraq was American policy as of the Iraq Liberation Act of 98, signed by President Clinton:

Iraq Liberation Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In case you were wondering.

 

[CSpindizzy]

Regime change in Iraq was American policy as of the Iraq Liberation Act of 98, signed by President Clinton:

Iraq Liberation Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In case you were wondering.

So was preventing nuclear programs with Iran and N. Korea. Someone missed that memo.

 

[CSpindizzy]

The argument about the average American not being too bright is bunk and the argument that Bush voters were of lower intelligence is likewise bunk.

If Clinton and Bush both re-elected isn't proof enough...

 

[GAVol]

If Clinton and Bush both re-elected isn't proof enough...

I think a piece of wood might have been a better candidate than Bob Dole.

 

[CSpindizzy]

I think a piece of wood might have been a better candidate than Bob Dole.

Funny...I thought they were one in the same. I get confused.

 

[CSpindizzy]

Dole was the foil to Clinton...someone who had a modest background, military hero, soft-spoken, well liked by both sides...

 

[vader]

Funny...I thought they were one in the same. I get confused.

Not until he hooked up with Pfizer

 

[volinbham]

How do you know if Bob Dole had sex?

Elizabeth Dole has pen marks on her back.

 

[GAVol]

:lol: I've never heard that one. That was horrible.

 

[vader]

:lolabove:

 

[volfan2024]

How do you know if Bob Dole had sex?

Elizabeth Dole has pen marks on her back.

Why did I open this thread............................:no:

 

[volinbham]

It's the "visual" that gets you...

 

[CSpindizzy]

"That's right Liddy....Bob Dole is your daddy...say it!"

 

[OrangeEmpire]

Political Participation

See the summary for average voter and compare to:

Intelligence and IQ

In particular, notice the demographic characteristics associated with lower than average levels of intelligence.

Finally, look at the extensive demographic breakdown of voters for Bush and Kerry in 2004.

CNN.com Election 2004

The argument about the average American not being too bright is bunk and the argument that Bush voters were of lower intelligence is likewise bunk.

Where is the response that most americans, "Republicans" are blind sheep?

Last time I checked we ran all the corporations and had all the money!

Now we need to argue the silent majority..........maybe that is what he/she was referring too?