Robin Blankenship wrote: > And 17.2% being a "mandate" makes as much sense as "Abortion Rights Now, For > the Children"!! Grin...well thats stretching things a bit out of perspective. I doubt that a 100 % survey of Americans would turn up much more then a 50 - 50 split on the abortion issue. Its a hot item, and a very tough question with lots of important weighty aspects. My point was more along the lines that citizens should get more involved in the election process, and in politics in general. It speaks poorly of the worlds greatest democracy that apathy is so widespread that such a small percentage of the people actually bother to vote in the first place. As for the abortion rights issue... I refuse to get involved in such a discussion from this forum. Accepting a small divergence into the political realm right at the time of such a fantastic election result is quite enough for a Piano Tech List. -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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