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A poll taken during the summer of 2004 showed that 29% of the American public were familiar with John Kerry. The same poll showed that 67% were familiar with President Bush. Just who are those 33% who weren't familiar with the President after almost four years? Should they have even be voting?
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They probably DIDN'T vote. I mean, you can't believe that 100% of those polled were registered voters. Ex-convicts are stripped of their right to vote. At the rate that we incarcerate in the US, we are bound to continue depleting the voting public at a rapid rate. (Of course, we can't tally in those we put to death.) Many are educated and would just prefer NOT to be familiar with Bush but the larger percentage are poor and many illiterate. They have no faith in their government and remain unaware, some by choice.
Peace.................
Posted by: Helen | September 01, 2005 at 07:32 AM
Many viewers seeing El Shrubbo during last year's debates thought they had tuned in to Lancelot Link reruns.
For those of you not old like me, the link below explains Lancelot Link:
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Posted by: JollyRoger | September 01, 2005 at 04:58 PM
Many viewers seeing El Shrubbo during last year's debates thought they had tuned in to Lancelot Link reruns.
For those of you not old like me, the link below explains Lancelot Link:
http://www.70slivekidvid.com/lancelot.htm
Posted by: JollyRoger | September 01, 2005 at 05:00 PM
How can you possibly avoid seeing photos of Bush, though, even if you don't vote? He's everywhere--in the papers, on the television, in magazines, on T-shirts, on bumper stickers. You'd have to be pretty oblivious not to recognize the guy. Frankly, the fact that 1/3 of Americans don't recognize him scares me to death. I sincerely hope the poll was skewed somehow. Maybe they were only polling five-year-olds?
Posted by: Caryn | September 02, 2005 at 03:01 PM