The new political landscape
THE ELECTION of Scott Brown suggests one thing: An unknown quantity of malcontents called independents are slowly taking over the voting booths. These voters have no loyalty, and many are constantly enraged. They switch parties like underwear and are always in a state of flux. They’re usually uninformed and find any kind of governance menacing. They use the voting booth ... (Full article: 116 words)
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