Negative Campaigning
Negative campaigning for public office is based on the theory that “the other person is so bad, you might as well vote for me.” Such campaigning also discourages independent-thinking individuals from voting, which increases the rascals’ chances of being elected. Such is the process of electing our presidents.
JONATHAN M. HARRIS
Los Angeles
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