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If there's one thing I've learned from the voter ID threads, it's that people who are completely disengaged from society apparently muster the energy one day a year to cast an informed vote on election day.
I'd argue with you over what the bolded means anyhow. Does someone who listens to Rush Limbaugh 3 hours a day every day cast an "informed vote"? That listener no doubt knows who Joe Biden is, knows what most of the issues are, but IMO is likely (if he believes Rush, who lies consistently) to cast a misinformed vote. Is an uninformed voter more dangerous than a misinformed voter? Who knows? I could see both ways.
What percent of American adults can't answer the question Who is Joe Biden? 1%? 5?% 10%?
John Boehner that he needed to “get his bronco some shut-eye” so it could be “rodeo-ready” by the time “[wife] Jill gets home from the gym tomorrow.”
He's also a favorite of the ladies"At press time, Biden told reporters he had Janna Ryan gushing like Old Faithful."
Cripes what a curmudgeon. No kidding they only use the crazy answers. The point of a comedy bit is to be funny
The fact that there are any grown adult Americans who don't know who the VP is is sad.
Hardly. I just think drawing conclusions about the American people from some hackneyed sidewalk comedy bit is more than silly. I laugh at the idiots I just don't think everyone is an idiot because of them.
