Now that's a bitch slap, Magoo. Joe needs to vote, but he also needs to edumacate himself beyond the personalities involved to the issues being discussed. The strength of his opinions/convictions seem to be inversely proportional to his actual political knowledge!? A scary combination and, here in Canada, is piped as an American cliche. I'm glad there are some of you to counterbalance such tendencies.
joe is one of those guys who listens to hannity or savage and maybe reads an issue of the weekly standard and then just parrots the most inflammatory talking points. it's downright depressing because he does it so often you KNOW that every time he starts one of these threads some part of his head is going "oh my god i'm a genius, just wait until these libs see what i've got!!" only to find out he's screwed the pooch again.
he doesn't even come across like a halfway competent conservative windbag, it's just out and out ignorance. i mean, props to him for having passion for politics, but like you said that's not helpful when you're more passionate than educated about it.
it'd be one thing if it was another field like sports or music or something. dumbasses who espouse dumbassery thinking they're experts on movies or ancient philosophy are annoying, but this is talking about salient things that matter. guys like joe vote and have an effect on policy decisions and the direction my country moves in, the mere thought of which worries me deeply.
i'm getting off track, though. the point is, joe's dumb and obama is 100% correct to be willing to open up communication between the united states and iran, just as we have with almost EVERY dictator at one point or another.