Sir Winston Churchill Quote 

"The best argument against democracy is
a five-minute conversation with the average voter."

by:
Sir Winston Churchill
(1874-1965) Prime Minister of England
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 -- j. stauffer, akron 
What more needs to be said.
 -- D. Williams, Carmel, IN
 
I concur. I believe I'm above average ... but, doesn't everyone believe they are too?
 -- Joel, Rochester, MI
 
 -- Anonymous, reston, VA US 
 -- Anonymous 
Duh, what's the question again?
 -- G.W.D., Canada
 
Dam true, look at america today! hicks incharge
 -- G W Bush, W D C
 
Truer words have never been said.
 -- Devon, Edmonton, AB
 
I dont get it and want to know what it means!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 -- Ekoorb, Dorkfish
 
 -- Anonymous 
The best quote ever about elections. How do you think George W Bush got elected.
 -- Skyhawk
 
It is a biggest fallacy to assume people know what they are doing.
 -- Steven, Maryland, United States
 
It's funny because it's true... sad.
 -- Anonymous
 
Which is why we should teach our prospective voters (students) to THINK instead of just memorize information and use it to fill in bubbles on scantrons. Duh!
 -- Anonymous
 
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