I don't know about you, but i'm getting swamped with ads to vote for a particular Rep. candidate for congress. They pop up on every site I go to and his name is engraved in my mind at this point. In contrast I've gotten a few ads for the opposing democratic candidate which have all been highly negative, including claims that she has ties to the mob. The ads are so lopsided in favor of this particular Rep. candidate that even when I google the opposing Dem. candidate all the search results are negative opinions. Furthermore some of these results are news stories saying that she's spending more money on advertising and has raised more money. This seems like an obvious lie unless she's spending the money advertising for her competition. Let me remind you that human beings are highly influential who's beliefs and opinions can be easily manipulated. One quick example I'm going to provide is Scientology. People actually believe the whole Xenu alien fairytale. So given this fact of human gullibility, can you say there is such a thing as free elections when people's opinions are being formed by the opinion makers? I have this rep. candidate's name stuck in my head from all the ads yet I have no idea where he stands on political issues. I'm going to take a guess based on the long standing trend of politics.
Is he against the murder of unborn babies? No
Does he want to take away the right to protect yourself? Yes.
If you ask these questions about the promoted candidate in your state i'm sure you'll get the same answers.
I don't need a magic ball to know who's going to be s'elected.
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Is he against the murder of unborn babies? No
Does he want to take away the right to protect yourself? Yes.
If you ask these questions about the promoted candidate in your state i'm sure you'll get the same answers.
I don't need a magic ball to know who's going to be s'elected.
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