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<blockquote data-quote="338Shooter" data-source="post: 1346759" data-attributes="member: 3449"><p>Someone made a great analogy once: American politics resembles a room full of people and a thermostat that can only be changed once every 2 weeks. 80% of the people in the room have a side they pick - it's evenly split between hot and cold. 20% of people are fairly undecided and go with what feels right at the time. After 2 weeks of freezing cold, the 20% flock towards the thermostat and vote to change it to hot - it's a landslide victory. 2 weeks of scorching temperatures and they vote overwhelmingly to change it back to the cold. They have a short memory and are not sure that a middle ground exists.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="338Shooter, post: 1346759, member: 3449"] Someone made a great analogy once: American politics resembles a room full of people and a thermostat that can only be changed once every 2 weeks. 80% of the people in the room have a side they pick - it's evenly split between hot and cold. 20% of people are fairly undecided and go with what feels right at the time. After 2 weeks of freezing cold, the 20% flock towards the thermostat and vote to change it to hot - it's a landslide victory. 2 weeks of scorching temperatures and they vote overwhelmingly to change it back to the cold. They have a short memory and are not sure that a middle ground exists. [/QUOTE]
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