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An Unpopularity Contest for the Ages
WASHINGTON -- The 2016 presidential election is shaping up as an unpopularity contest of unprecedented proportions.
Assuming, as now appears most likely, that Hillary Clinton will win the Democratic nomination and that either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz becomes the Republican nominee, the general-election ballot is set to feature a choice between two candidates more negatively viewed than any major-party nominee in the history of polling.
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Re: An Unpopularity Contest for the Ages
Seeing how our Congress works, it appears it doesn't make too much difference no matter who is elected. We need to wise up and understand that to get things done, it takes more than just the person at the top. All their rhetoric is just that if Congressmen cannot find a way to work with one another.
The same problem exists even right here in our State.
"Do not confuse motion and progress, A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress"
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Re: An Unpopularity Contest for the Ages
We need to wise up and understand that to get things done, it takes more than just the person at the top.
I will second that.
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Re: An Unpopularity Contest for the Ages
Yes. This is what we've become.
Sadness.
If you make yourself miserable trying to make others happy that means everyone is miserable.
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