Outsourced Memory and Topical Fulminations for the Money-Got Mechanic Age
One of the arguments I’ve come up against when I question why some Irish people support McCain is that the Democrats are no better than the Republicans. “There’s crazies on both sides”, they say.
It’s a bogus argument. While it might feel fair and balanced to come out with this line of argument, the evidence shows [...]
For those of you unfamiliar with the esoterics of political science, the Crazification Factor is a theory put forward by noted political theorists Rogers and Tyrone (2005) to explain the 27% of the American population who still stubbornly approve of George W. Bush.
Here’s their formulation of the principle:
Tyrone: Obama vs. Alan Keyes. Keyes was from [...]
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