Comments by user: truerelic
I think the saddest part about this election, is even though the turnout was the largest in history, it also showed how the majority of folks didn't study the two candidates, on both sides of the coin. Many of the comments above, both pro and con, just show an ignorance of the electorate, rather than an actual understanding of the policies and issues.
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It sounds like a great idea, but that $25/hour price tag seems pretty exorbitant, especially in this economy. In any case, I hope they do well.