Interestingly enough.......

[Python14]

I'm proud to say I go to a university that is more than 50% conservative.

[HoppysMag]

say what you want. but never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups...

bush won the election. get over it.

[BlackWeenie]

FALSE!

http://www.snopes.com/politics/ballot/stateiq.asp

how do you know that snopes.com isnt lieing? just because you want to believe it, does that make it true? im not saying that it is or isnt, but i can easily see that this is not an adequate answer. this could be just as big of a hoax as the original statement, think before you post...

[Gtask8]

how do you know that snopes.com isnt lieing? just because you want to believe it, does that make it true? im not saying that it is or isnt, but i can easily see that this is not an adequate answer. this could be just as big of a hoax as the original statement, think before you post...

Well, speaking of thinking before you post...Which I have already dun (And since I feel like aurguing) How about we keep this thread to AMERICAN CITIZENS only? OK?

But yet I agree, How do we know these sources are dependable?

[-=Squid=-]

how do you know that snopes.com isnt lieing? just because you want to believe it, does that make it true? im not saying that it is or isnt, but i can easily see that this is not an adequate answer. this could be just as big of a hoax as the original statement, think before you post...

Snopes is a legitimate source used specifically to disprove false accusations and elaborate fallacies, which also provides legitimate proof and a thorough explanation for all articles.

Think before you post

- Goro

[skife]

Would you like some cheese with your whine?

bush won, kerry didn't..... get over it.

[BlackWeenie]

Snopes is a legitimate source used specifically to disprove false accusations and elaborate fallacies, which also provides legitimate proof and a thorough explanation for all articles.

Think before you post

- Goro

my appologies for not knowing about every site. im not a nerd ok?

Well, speaking of thinking before you post...Which I have already dun (And since I feel like aurguing) How about we keep this thread to AMERICAN CITIZENS only? OK?

canadians know just as much if not more about american politics than actual US citizens, only because the vast majority of what we see, whether it be tv, internet, whatever, all comes from america. and when it is a canadian broadcast, more often than not, american politics are discussed because, lets face it, america is the biggest influence on the world right now. so we actually are very knowledgable with regards to american current events/history.

[-=Squid=-]

my appologies for not knowing about every site. im not a nerd ok?.

Neither am I. I just have common sense.

- Goro

[PissedGodzilla]

http://www.hist.umn.edu/~sobek/election_education.html

Do I detect a trend?

you want to know what the biggest thing i found interesting from this site was?

apparently only 28% or so of America has a college degree.

I know you don't need a college degree for all things, but i expected more like 50%