Re: Who's a brand?

[Nelson9792@aol.com]

I just heard something on the radio about a psychologist who did an 
experiment as a result of the Florida ballot thingy.  Identically formatted 
ballots to those in Florida were given to 74 (I think) young school children 
ages 5-6, except with cartoon characters' names instead of the candidates' 
(make your own joke there).  The children were asked to "vote" for their 
favorite.  When surveyed after the fact, all of the children had selected the 
cartoon character for whom they actually intended to vote.  
(ob. Who content:  My first and last Who shows were both in Florida).

-mn
In a message dated 11/10/00 6:58:11 PM, TheWho-Digest-Owner@igtc.com writes:

<<Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2000 15:21:07 -0600 (CST)
From: Alex_The_Great1@webtv.net (Alexandra Moon)
Subject: Re: Who's a brand?

>Re- Keets on Palm Beach county:
>    I didn't know they were suing! Cool! Its not because of the punched
>ballots, its because the butterfly setup they had was very confusing.
>See, Dubya was first, then Buchanan, then Gore. It went left right left.
>When people saw Gore's name right under Bush's, they thought he was the
>second hole, and then accidentally voted for Pat Buchanan. For some
>reason I see the handy fraud work of our suposed trusty govenor's
>bruvver, jeb (or jeff? I don't remember)>>