One reason is that the Federal Election Commission, a partisan organization itself, is allowing the Commission on Presidential Debates to turn those debates into a partisan tool. Gore and Bush are invited and no other candidates are allowed. Polls show 47 percent of voters want the option to vote for an independent for president this November. A majority wants to see more than just Bush and Gore on the national podium. And yet the government is working in a partisan fashion against our democratic interests.
Great civilizations fade when they abandon their fundamental strengths.
It will happen to us, too, if we abandon the American Way. This is Common Sense . I'm Paul Jacob. Common Sense is the daily radio commentary program of U.S. Term Limits, hosted by National Director Paul Jacob. Common Sense can be heard on 277 radio stations in 49 states.