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It's funny, because each election people argue over who is best or better or would be better and more people should see it and he had a better plan for the long term, etc, and all that stuff, but in the end it really, as always, comes down to the least unacceptable candidate that actually stands a statistical chance of becoming a candidate.
That's what primaries have become more and more of, a blood-sport form of politics, and most people can find some valid reason to question or doubt any candidate, if they look at them all equally honestly, and it seems to end up the lesser of all possible evils ...... and then everybody gets behind them and tries to say how perfect the candidate is, like they never had any doubts.
So, now you have your candidates, and what are you faced with? A lesser of only two evils choice this time (not counting V.P. influence).
It's been so long since the U.S. has had a candidate that went on to not only win, but to then step up to the plate and hit a home run, that we've gotten so used to getting less return, that we've grown more and more satisfied with a low-return candidate, so long of course that it's 'our candidate', and our way of rationalizing who we support has evolved to being an option between Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dumber, that it more and more looks like it could be another lesser of two evils type of election.
That could play into Obama's favor.
That's what primaries have become more and more of, a blood-sport form of politics, and most people can find some valid reason to question or doubt any candidate, if they look at them all equally honestly, and it seems to end up the lesser of all possible evils ...... and then everybody gets behind them and tries to say how perfect the candidate is, like they never had any doubts.
So, now you have your candidates, and what are you faced with? A lesser of only two evils choice this time (not counting V.P. influence).
It's been so long since the U.S. has had a candidate that went on to not only win, but to then step up to the plate and hit a home run, that we've gotten so used to getting less return, that we've grown more and more satisfied with a low-return candidate, so long of course that it's 'our candidate', and our way of rationalizing who we support has evolved to being an option between Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dumber, that it more and more looks like it could be another lesser of two evils type of election.
That could play into Obama's favor.