POLITICS: US Presidential Election
Contrary to other bloggers (I think), I actually prefer to listen/read more than to talk/write.
This is one subject that I'm very curious to read about.
Basically, I'd appreciate if you can state where you reside, your citizenship, how much are you following (or not following) the US Presidential Election this or any other previous year, and why?
I will surely try my best to respond, of course.
--H
"We're One But We're Not the Same"
posted by Sleepless in San Francisco at Thursday, August 05, 2004
2 Comments:
I reside in rural Kentucky, born in the USA, I am following the elections extensively. The reason I do is my family has always been actively involved in politics and I enjoy it. I feel personally it's a responsibility everyone has to know who they are voting for.
Moon said ....
I feel personally it's a responsibility everyone has to know who they are voting for.
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For those who don't know Moon, let me just say he is a (U.S.) political junkie.
Regardless of any specific situations (i.e.: what countries you reside at, etc.), I agree with what Moon wrote above.
In today's environment of the internet, information is vast and abundant. With that said, I do think that "objective" information, is however, rare.
Relate this to what Moon said above and you'll get why I don't usually have strong opinions on issues. It's not that I am not a principled person - in fact, I think I am very much - it's just that most of the times, I admit that I can't make strong conviction/opinions on issues before I have a chance to see things from different angles.
--H
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