- Americans want to be respected no matter who they are.
- Americans are suspicious of people with a lot of money.
- Americans don't think anyone should mix their professional e-mails with their personal e-mails.
- Americans are still heavily influenced by the media, particularly television.
- Americans are divided into two power groups-the haves and the have nots.
- American "have-nots" want more opportunities for jobs.
- American "haves" are still interested in big tax cuts.
- Americans are more reluctant to accept immigrants than they used to be.
- Americans are experiencing the strangest election in history.
- Americans want change.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Election Selection
I'm just as tired about the election hype as you are. My ballot is cast and I am eager for next Tuesday to get here just so we can have it over with. Well, maybe not "over" as much as being finished with this part of the election. I fear that no matter who wins, we are in for a bumpy inaugural and first 100 day ride for either a short time or a longer time depending on who's elected. But here are some conclusions I've come to regarding the voting Americans of this campaign:
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