No, that's just conceited. Everyone who votes has their reason and it's not up to you to decide who's reasons are worthy.
As the pres. pointed out, too many in his group are too dumb to even know an election is coming up. If he can herd them, and they vote for his picks it's valid. He made it clear he is courting the stupid.
Er... I didn't say I needed to decide for them why they voted. I merely said, in my opinion, people who vote Democrat and Republican usually don't have a clue what they're voting for.
It's funny really, you've tried to turn this from both parties being the same, courting idiots who don't know what they're voting for, to just Democrats.I'm assuming you vote Republican and don't want to feel like you're voting for something you hardly know what you're voting for then.
Also, like I said, the president didn't say they were too dumb to know an elections was coming up, he used a polite way of basically getting people to realise it was coming up. How many people, even the clever people, forget dates, especially for mid-terms when people have a tendency of turning off.
2012 58.2 million voted Republican in the House and 59.6 voted Democrat in the House.
2010, no presidential election, 44.8 million voted Republican and 38.9 million Democrat. (40.9%)
2008, presidential election, 65.2 million voted Democrat and 52.2 million voted Republican.
So, you're looking at at least 8 million Republican voters who didn't bother (if we want to play childish games, lets say they just forgot) and 20 million Democrat voters. Okay, some will be swing voters. But either way, we can do this the adult way, or the childish way.
I'm guessing you'll go for the childish way.