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16. Do you think these types of voices actually "influence" anything?

Mon Jul 29, 2013, 10:31 AM

Jul 2013

Maybe they drown out discourse, but I don't think they hold sway over anyone.

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co-sign JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #1

John Hancock. nt AllINeedIsCoffee Jul 2013 #3

Well, sure, but to believe that the existence of Democrats geek tragedy Jul 2013 #5

So are transparent strawman arguments NoOneMan Jul 2013 #8

I could use the extra cash sharp_stick Jul 2013 #7

Why does it have to be supporting Obama? PowerToThePeople Jul 2013 #9

+1 More likely status quo supporters leftstreet Jul 2013 #12

Its not just the occassional random support that is troubling NoOneMan Jul 2013 #13

Do you think these types of voices actually "influence" anything? NoOneMan Jul 2013 #16

Yeah, it doesn't make much sense. nt sufrommich Jul 2013 #15