I've yet to check the voting levels to get a firm picture of how many eligible voters did cast a vote. However, I do think that M/A represents a microcosm in this. The voting rates in polls on the site is about 20% of active members.
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We get what we deserve, unfortunately. And since nobody is forcing these nimrod politicians to step up, we are getting exactly what we are letting them get away with.
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goaljnky New Member
So one could say a case could be made for proxy voting? With some rules of course.. like one could cast votes for relatives..
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I don't see it that way...
But I do agree that what we have is what we deserve, because it's what we chose, and what we allow.
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As an informed citizen I find it difficult to bother voting, but I almost always do. I imagine that is the case regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum (unless "you" is defined as a corporation, which the Supreme Court has recognized as an individual, in which case you are should be satisfied with the government you have purchased).
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lotsie Club Coordinator
I have never understood why people that can vote, don't vote:confused5:.
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goaljnky New Member
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lotsie Club Coordinator
That way the winner NEEDS to get things done, or next time around be the party that demands things get done.
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We are in for a very strange ride. Did you see who got the Republican bid for Senator in Nevada...
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFnGyNRV44E]YouTube - Meet Sharron Angle... In The Extreme[/ame]