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When Is a Voter Truly Sovereign?
Submitted by William Muller on Mon, 2008-11-03 17:00
"There may be as many different preferences for president as there are voters, but only one person will win. Voters who prefer someone else or non-voters who prefer no one at all must endure the election results -- for years. If the political methodology were imported to the market, everyone in the country would end up wearing one size, style, and brand of shoes, even if their choice was to go without them." Column by George F. Smith.
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