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 Will Politicians Matter? No. At least not as much as they have in 20th Century U.S. governance. The signs are everywhere: Voter apathy, shrinking government -- even political insiders like Al Gore now commonly talk about all the things government can't do. Meanwhile, volunteerism and church attendance are on the rise. Which means pols may find themselves competing for attention with the one force still able to inspire men and women the way politics once did: Religion. read the full story |
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How We Will Live Will Women Still Need Men? Will a Woman Become Pope? Will Politicians Matter? Will We Ever Log Off? Will We Still Go Out to the Game? more questions |
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quiz In a poll conducted by the Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy one week before the New Hampshire primary, what percentage of voters said they were paying close attention to the 2000 presidential campaign?
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