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Re: Obama: Not Enough Time for Town Halls
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Originally Posted by noahath
Not necessarily. Wouldn't it be better to elect someone because they would make the best president, not because their opponent would not? In other words, he wouldn't be elected because voters had confidence in him, but because they had less confidence in his opponent. They may not have much confidence in McCain either (not saying people do or don't, just trying to speak generically as an example).
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It would be nice I suppose, but the two party system has come as close as possible to seeing that there will only be two candidates. If your choice is binary its not likely that one will be entirely pleased with their pick.
Short of billionaire politicians willing to drop a big chunk of their personal wealth on it, you got the "R" or the "D".
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