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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009
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I am continually amazed by peoples lack of knowledge, not only about the Supreme Court but of many things going on in government that has direct impact on their lives. I have heard many times that most Americans are more concerned with American Idol or the latest celebrity to become pregnant than they are with the workings of their government. Such a shame. Rob Ovulex
— posted 02/04/2010 at 11:48 by Rob
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About the Author

Stephen Ansolabehere is Professor of Political Science at Harvard University and coauthor of The Media Game and Going Negative.

Stephen Ansolabehere,
State of the Nation: How to Vote (and What For)
with Charles Stewart III, State of the Nation: Amazing Race; How Post-Racial Was Obama’s Victory?

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