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Much Higher IQ : /p> p>Bowman has hit the nail on the head. Liberal elitists feel that, having lowered themselves to pay any attention to common people at all, the recipients of their attention should not only vote for them but show a whole lot of gratitude. Rock star adulation, throwing flowers, naming their children after them. br> -- Charles Perry br> Sylmar, California /p>I've always thought I was smarter, IQs and otherwise, than most of the people I run into -- but, really, in living and working, it hasn't been much use to me.
The liberal elite might have higher IQs than the "great unwashed," but when it comes down to their governing style, really, they have some appalling lapses. They still see being labeled "liberal" as a smear. They do not understand why, but are forced to acknowledge the fact.
p>That the "masses" might reject someone who is called a liberal, just because he might act as a liberal, remains unknown to them. br> -- Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p>
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