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"The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter."
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It doesn't help to have politicians and a news media determined to keep the voters as dumb as possible.
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voters are dumb if the believe more than 5% of what politicians say
ReplyDeleteYes, he was right.. Voters don't do research, they take what they hear and read at face value... How else do the elected ones turn out to be less than expected? No accountability and its the voters fault.
ReplyDeleteThe only dumb voter is the one who doesn't participate in the process and then complains about the election results.
ReplyDeleteSir Winston does have a point, though. That man had a way with snark that has yet to be matched.