I'm sure you didn't intend to single out Joe for being average. I can think
of a couple other people here as well. g

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"John Cairns" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Yeah... I think that's the problem. It's disturbing that there are people
who can actually walk and talk who are also going to vote.

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You have to remember that the average Joe isn't that bright. I think folks
have the habit of assuming that the average joe is as bright as they are,
simply not true. You remember that survey a while back?
The question was, do you consider yourself to be above or below "average"
intelligence? Turns out that well over half (don't remember the exact %)
consider themselves to be "above average" !!!!!!!!!
I've seen the other studies indicating that the "average" degree holder in
the US has an iq somewhere between 100-110, the average advanced degree
holder an iq of below 120. If you look at the issues in the current
presidential election, most of the Bush ads don't carry much in the way of
factual truths about his administration, just tried and true platitudes
about the dangers of terrorism and liberalism. You've seen the ads with
the wolves, right? It appears to be directed at someone with the
intelligence of a pre-schooler. Oh well. They say that in a democracy you
get the kind of government you deserve. I'm hoping that we deserve better
this time around.
John Cairns
"Stephen Sumner, YachtingUniverse.com" wrote in message
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Its very worrying that anybody with half a brain cell would consider
voting
for Bush again after all the crap that's happened, honestly!

Some good old Bush humour....


http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/deadring...s/clip18.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/deadring...ps/clip1.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/deadring...s/clip13.shtml