So if people support someone, and they are foolish, the person they support is therefore foolish. Remember you said earlier "ny idea that one party is more foolish than the other in america is a conception of fools." Yet it never had anything to do with the official position of the party. It hardly makes the whole party foolish because foolish people support them.
That's why I said 'in terms of their people not necessarily their policies'. If the democratic/republican parties are to only be analysed on their official statements then it probably becomes easier for someone to decide which holds a sillier platform however when looking at the various theories espoused by their marauding internet/otherwise warriors, their everyday politically active supporters, I think it becomes quite hard to distinguish between which party has the more foolish of such people since they both seem to have equally loud voices in each party...
But yeah, like I said in the last post. I was far too simplistic and stated the case in far too strong a manner.
I can't wait for the debates. I just kind of hope Obama won't get thrashed because of his lack of 'succinctness', or what I like to call, thinking before speaking.
I watched all the debates and even in the debate format Obama was far stronger than McCain... McCain's debate performance was in a big way made stronger because he held to the line of many republicans in a republican debate though even then he came off as slow and jittery.
