nycflasher
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Originally posted by Avatar4321
The Special interests have more power when there are more than two parties because smaller parties cant difuse the influence of the interests group on them.
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Originally posted by Avatar4321
The Special interests have more power when there are more than two parties because smaller parties cant difuse the influence of the interests group on them.
Originally posted by tpahl
Amongst others... Lawrence Jacobs, director of the 2004 Elections Project at the University of Minnesota. You would know this of course if you had bothered to look at the cbs article I gave you a link to. As for his opinions on the demise of the Soviet Union... I have no clue. But just because an expert was wrong does not mean that they are always wrong.
You may be right. badnarik may have no impact whatsoever in this years election. I doubt it, but it could happen. All I am saying is that there have been people quite publically predicting that he will have an effect.
Travis
Originally posted by nycflasher
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Originally posted by Avatar4321
There is a reason we have a strong two party system. The Special interests have more power when there are more than two parties because smaller parties cant difuse the influence of the interests group on them. the Two party system can.
Which is one of the reasons McCain Fiengold is stupid. it empowed the special interests it wanted to curb.
Originally posted by Avatar4321
The only true wisdom is knowing that you know nothing.
Originally posted by nycflasher
Amen.
What's that saying?
Something like, "True knowledge is knowing that you know what you know and that you don't know what you don't know."
As in, I don't know enough about Affirmative Action. I need to learn more. I feel like it is a bandaid to a problem we don't have a solution to.