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To function properly, a democracy’s constituents must have a stake in the game economically and be sufficiently informed to be able to vote meaningfully. One cannot expect persons who are literally concerned about having enough to eat to decline the blandishments of Chavez and his ilk. Given a not totally corrupt judiciary and some serendipitous good fortune a country can evolve into a functioning democracy but don’t bet the ranch on it….
p>The Chavez embarrassment also highlights the stupidity of signing documents supporting structures that exist only on university campi (campuses??) and the pages of the NY and LA Times and the Washington Post. There is no doubt that all would be better off with the ouster of Chavez, but the administration prefers to play “let’s pretend”. br> — Bruce Karlson br> Navarre, Florida /p> p> ENEMY CENTRAL ETHNIC SLUR? br> Re: Enemy Central’s : /p>Being from New York, I’m certainly no fan of Andrew Cuomo, but what exactly is this supposed to mean?
p>”Word on the street is that Andy remains irate that his friends in the scrap metal business were cut out of the post-9/11 cleanup.” br> —
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