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Talking Sweet About Nothing

Monday, August 25, 2008

We Interrput This Slice...

It entirely frustrating that most Americans put more thought into buying a car than they do in choosing a president. Can you imagine anyone settling for two choices of transportation? Would anyone be satisfied with only two designers of clothing?

How is it possible that Americans are content with two (increasingly similar) political voices? Does our country fall so neatly into two homogeneous categories?

Answer: no.

Sadly, most are unaware of third parties. Challenge yourself, friends. Investigate your options and don't settle for the "least worst" candidate.
|| Adam, 8:22 PM

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