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>>>>It's a funny take on it - but these two videos make the point that I'm getting at.
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>>>I believe I've made my point - that you refuse to answer the question directly.
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>>I said "YES" --- that is about as direct as you can get.
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>So you acknowledge the American voter was generally lazy ands stupid in 2008 and 2012. But funny, I don't recall you complaining as much back then (when Obama got elected, by those same "generally lazy and stupid voters") as you are complaining now.

The people didn't have the same choices then as they did in the last election either. Just because the results of one's stupidity doesn't always end the same doesn't mean there is no stupidity. If things would of turned out differently and we had the brilliant mind of Sara Palin as a vice president then the results of the stupidity of the American voter would of been more meaningful - but that doesn't change the facts that as a whole the American voter is stupid and lazy does it? Today's Americans simply do not know much about politics or their government - because they are either to stupid to grasp it or to lazy to learn about it - or some combination of both. Putting Trump in office is proof of this and is a meaningful result of said stupidity.