I can't help it, but I kind of love election time. Despite the false promises, terrible advertising, and endless sniping between both politicians and voters, I love how every news, current affairs or light entertainment TV show gets election fever. I like election night, even though I've never been happy with the result. I was in England during the
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Sounds most explicable to me - In times of economic hardship, it's the easiest thing in the world to blame The Incomers, with their job-taking/benefit-getting/insert local equivalent ways, and it's particularly easy to get ordinary members of the public to believe that those people, over there, are the reason for their problems. I'm not sure whether it bothers me more than politicians cynically use this ruse at every election, or that the public falls for it so obligingly...
Good luck - well, better luck than the UK's, anyway!
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Dude, best of luck over there. Will try and not dwell on the fact that you may be as fucked as we are very shortly. Or more fucked than you are? Ack!
PS: I remember how excited you were when you got polled. You love to vote! xXx
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