So I want to continue my series of posts that looks at politics and the people around me.
Yesterday's point:
Some people do not want to vote for a losing candidate. They want to vote for the winner, so they themselves feel like a winner.
Today's point:
I was talking to another friend last night about the election. He's a registered Republican who voted for Bush twice, the 2nd time because: "well, he started the war, he should end it". Unfortunately, he wasn't alone in 2004 as many Americans fell victim to that talking point.
After a long discussion about how he's unsure about who to vote for this election, he concluded that "You know what I think? We don't really have a good selection to choose from. I mean, both of them aren't too great".
I don't know what he expects, Lincoln to be cloned?
Anyway, maybe the extra-long election cycle we have this year has effected the everyday voter, to the point where all they hear are the attacks, making them indifferent toward both McCain and Obama.