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I don’t know which would be scarier: for the majority of Americans to be ignorant of the amount of appointed officials in our government (who impact our daily lives), or for the majority of Americans to be apathetic, or ok with the number.
Comment by Kathryn Rebecca — July 7, 2009 @ 7:51 amApathy is definitely worse, and harder to forgive.
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