Look for the Laughing Candidate
As the 2011 Presidential election heats up, we need to know how to choose a candidate. Should it be someone who’s depressed? Or should it be someone who laughs?
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As the 2011 Presidential election heats up, we need to know how to choose a candidate. Should it be someone who’s depressed? Or should it be someone who laughs?
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At least Jim Marrs and Joseph Farrell certainly think so (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this provocative show)! If this is the case, then perhaps we shouldn’t get too excited about democratic movements like the "Arab Spring," since they may consist of simply putting a new big business in the place of the current one now ruling these countries.
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Obama says he will run again in November. Will the tea party candidates trump him? They complain a lot about the government, but their candidates don’t always win, and we know why: Contented people are more likely to vote than unhappy ones.
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Does your personality influence who you voted for? The short answer is yes, no matter whether you vote Democratic or Republican. And how did the astronauts on board the ISS cast their votes? By email from space!
According to psychologist John Mayer, as Americans go to the polls in record numbers to vote for the next US president, some voters will crave social stability and others will crave social change. Liberals and conservatives divide according to these personality preferences.
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