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Regarding the initial post, I'd repeat what lots of others have said. I personally am not either Republican or Democrat, as neither party really does it for me. I also happen to believe that independents should not be allowed to vote in party primaries. But, I studiously vote in every general election that comes along. Does that make me irresponsible? Also, I'd agree that the US is not a "democracy," in the rigorous sense, but rather a republic. One of the great things about the Constitution is how it insulates the lawmaking process from momentary passions, so that changes must (hopefully) be carefully considered, and also so that lawmakers may take unpopular actions, which have long-term benefit. Joshua Pollak said: > Its a great idea, until you realize how stupid most people > in this country are. We'd end up with the winner of American Idol 3 as > our new president. > As for this, is it directly aimed at the citizens of this country, or of all countries in general? It strikes me as fairly arrogant, and a comment that discredits rather than supports its viewpoint. -- Ken Gosier ken at kg293.net ken_gosier at yahoo.com
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