Jillo, you should read this article:
"Political scientist Dr David Runciman gives his view on why there is often such deep opposition to reforms that appear to be of obvious benefit to voters.
Last year, in a series of "town-hall meetings" across the country, Americans got the chance to debate President Obama's proposed healthcare reforms.
What happened was an explosion of rage and barely suppressed violence.
Polling evidence suggests that the numbers who think the reforms go too far are nearly matched by those who think they do not go far enough.
But it is striking that the people who most dislike the whole idea of healthcare reform - the ones who think it is socialist, godless, a step on the road to a police state - are often the ones it seems designed to help.
In Texas, where barely two-thirds of the population have full health insurance and over a fifth of all children have no cover at all, opposition to the legislation is currently running at 87%."
BBC News - Why do people vote against their own interests?
Remember, they are NOT capable of reasoning and understanding facts. They're more persuaded by personal stories, not facts.
I made no such association
I think you see what I am talking about when I started this thread. People really don't understand what would suit their goals and what wouldn't because they base their vote decision on the surface appearance.
I always liked Dino.