But the Repbulicrats overplayed their hand this election cycle by moving up all the primaries by several weeks and conspicuously leaving a viable candidate--Ron Paul--out of the debates and out of the press. Plus, the electronic voting fraud was given more attention, particularly in New Hampshire, when it was found that some precincts with strong Ron Paul support and voters who openly voted for the man didn't have any votes tallied for him, and some precincts for Reps and Dems showed a 110% vote tally compared to number of registered, eligible voters. The problem is there are too many dumb sheep in this country who obediently vote for whomever they are told to vote and believe just exactly what they are told to believe. When you try to engage these people in a conversation that goes beyond nine-second soundbites and platitudes (Obama), you can actually see their eyes glaze over. No, Churchill was correct when he said, "The greatest argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter." I don't care if people are stupid because I can accept that God has seen fit not to distribute intelligence evenly, but I cannot accept that such people should be allowed to vote my rights away. DO YOU HAVE THE WRITE STUFF?