Or, they don't want to delegate much of anything - especially to someone who thinks they know better than "a large part of the population.""A large part of the American population does not want to be asked specifically which policy choices they prefer. I am becoming persuaded a large part of the population does not want to focus on the nuances, the details of policy choices. They would much prefer to be able to simply develop an instinct about a particular candidate and the direction he's likely to go when given these complex policy choices.
They want to be able to delegate. Maybe that's where we have not yet done our job."
"As the time is short, I will leave out all the flattery, and retain all the criticism." - Henry David Thoreau
Thursday, November 04, 2004
Comments from the Left IX
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