Centrism'sVoice
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Absolutely spot on.America has always had a problem with its intelligensia, but it's now so clear that both parties are pandering to the truly stupid.
I remember when the Republican Party was the party that was the party of the more intellectual and better educated voter.
But in the last 30 years or so the GOP has embraced some of the dumbest segments of our population in order to increase their share of the enrolled voters.
They're dummied down their message to talking points (most of them lies) to pander to the idiots' prejudices and by doing so their message is clear enough, even if it is ultimately destructive to the nation overall.
And so they're elevated anti-intellects like Limbough, Palin and Bush II as their spokesmen. They speak stupid and the stupid love them for not taxing them with facts and logic.
No nation thrives which consistently rejects intellectual merit in favor of the prejudices of its dumbest partisans. That is the road leading this nation to a third world status.
And this anti-intellectual problem isn't just with the GOP, either.
I am nearly constantly astounded at how completely stupid some of our pols (in both parties) really are.
Cunning politically they are, perhaps, but essantially these folks are ignorant.
What kind of congress do we have that will sign onto gigantic bills that they haven't really read?
Our kind, that's what kind.
The leadership of both parties is obviously filled with bright (very bright) people, but they've abandoned the responsibility of the intelligent (to teach the ignorant and make them understand the complexity of the problems facing us) to buy more votes by pandering to the truly dangerously stupid elements of this society.![]()
Look... the trained Seal is clapping... did you get your fish reward?
It's no more "spot on" than that nine inch DICK growing out of your FORE HEAD.
Of course you didn't notice that the post blames both parties. And no, I won't let you sit on my forehead.
