یه سری نماینده منتخب دیگه هم تو یه مجلس خیلی خیلی جالب داشتیم که واقعا تاریخ ساز شدند. لذا رای دادن که هیچی قبل و بعد از انتخابات باید کلی دعا هم بکنیم!!!

Sylvan, David ; Majeski, Stephen. U.S. Foreign Policy in Perspective: Clients, Enemies and Empire. New York: Routledge, 2009.

📖 Sylvan, David ; Majeski, Stephen. U.S. Foreign Policy in Perspective: Clients, Enemies and Empire. New York: Routledge, 2009.

فصل 6 این کتاب (Hostile interventions against enemy states) را باید بخونید البته در واقع کل کتاب را بخونید بهتره.

C'mon, people, just hold your noses and vote Jennifer Dokes viewpoints editor | azcentral.com Published 4:00 p.m. MT Oct. 31, 2014 Voting has been a hold-your-nose affair for several election cycles. This one seems worse, mostly because of the amount political muck put at voters' feet. It was deep. Thanks to those who trudged through it to do the essential work of choosing leaders and answering questions that define us. Too many people won't bother. Shame on campaign gurus for creating a culture of crud. Shame on non-voters for not even bothering to hold their noses.

Is this the ‘hold your nose’ election? Record-breaking numbers set to vote tactically Author: Sabine McGinley, Posted on the 4th December 2019 Polling from BMG research for the Electoral Reform Society has revealed that a record-breaking 30% of the public plan to vote ‘tactically’ in the next General Election. Tactical voting occurs when voters choose the best-positioned party or candidate in order to keep out another party that they dislike… as opposed to actually voting for their preferred candidate. Research carried out by BMG revealed that in the upcoming election, only half (51%) of all the electorate are likely to vote for “the candidate or party they most prefer regardless of how likely they are to win”.