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I can only imagine that the majority of ISA voters didn't see the film.
At least IMDb voters seem to agree - 7.5 for the Brits, 5.3 for the Yanks - this time go with public opinion!
I apparently viewed this film from a somewhat different perspective than many other IMDb voters.
I noticed that about half the voters gave "Mafia vs. Ninja" a 10.
had 56% of voters saying it was a 10!!!
This is both awe-inspiring and goofy at the same time, when Senator Bulworth, tired of what he's doing, suddenly decides to speak the truth to voters.
I don't know what movie these other voters saw, but it clearly wasn't the same one I did.
Since roughly half the voters gave this a 10, I wonder why none of them cared to comment on the film.
I'll give this a 10 out of 10 just to counterbalance the low voters a bit.
You'll not only learn of the frailty of our democracy due to television, election time, commercial spots but with 20-20 hindsite, you'll see how we, the American voters, were tricked.
And like Tom Cruise, the Oscar voters, in their wisdom, decided to overlook an outstanding performance.
In this case, to accept what Loose Change suggests is to acknowledge that your government doesn't serve the people after all, but only its own secret agenda, and that voters are just a necessary inconvenience in some sort of twisted Orwellian world we never knew we were part of, that need to manipulated to bring them around to accept the rhetoric of the day.
Don't get taken in by the hype, Oscar voters!
The requirements of the latest rescue deal are the toughest yet – even tougher than those that Greek voters overwhelmingly rejected in a referendum earlier this month.
Belief in Bush's honesty led many voters to prefer him to Albert Gore in the 2000 presidential election.
Among voters who rated "honesty" as an important factor influencing their choice of candidate, 80% said that they voted for Bush.
These voters were disgusted with Clinton, not only for his sexual relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, but for lying about it.
If oil prices rise much further during the summer “driving season” that starts in the US about now, Trump will be blamed by voters and Republicans could suffer in November’s midterm congressional elections, especially in Midwestern swing states.
Indeed, even if there were no legal obstacles, it would be difficult to imagine voters in a democracy installing a foreigner in their government’s top job.
Politicians in Europe are also following voters in turning against the TTIP.
Informed voters need reporting grounded in facts and analysis.
In the end, Iraq’s voters will decide whether this is a constitution under which they wish to be governed for the foreseeable future.
But May’s effort to present a Hobson’s Choice suffers a fatal flaw: almost nobody believes that she would dare to inflict chaos on British businesses and voters.
Pursuing such a desperately risky gamble against the expressed wishes of a parliamentary majority would trigger a constitutional crisis that could be resolved only by appealing to voters – either through a general election or a new referendum.
It would therefore be right to ask voters where or not they still wanted to go ahead with Brexit on these tougher terms.
Because the hardline Brexiteers have presented “no deal” as a perfectly acceptable outcome, they could not object if this were the form of Brexit put to voters.
Much more likely is that a new referendum would reject a no-deal Brexit, not just because of the economic risks, but also because the demographic balance of the UK population has shifted in favor of pro-European voters by around one million since 2016.
If voters rejected “no deal” in favor of no Brexit, May’s hardline opponents would be silenced, and her position as Prime Minister would be secured until the 2022 election.
The Elephant’s ChoicesNew Delhi – A month after they first queued to vote in India’s mammoth general election, the country’s voters will learn the outcome on May 16.
Should the regional parties dominate the government, domestic politics would strongly impact India’s foreign policy: the anger of Tamil voters over events in Sri Lanka, or of Muslims over Gaza, would be reflected in the government and therefore constrain policy options.
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