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Often, therapeutic legislation exploits the electorate's short attention span, its capacity to become suddenly obsessed with an issue and then--especially if provided with legislative catharsis--to forget it just as quickly.
Leadership ability is an issue for the electorate, which has spoken on two occasions regarding Clinton and which will speak again in two years (through votes, not polls).
("Americans can only admire an electorate readier than their own to administer a bitter but necessary medicine," said the Washington Post .) Meanwhile, 4) the anti-Quebec-separatist Reform Party won big in the West and became the official opposition.
Although Hispanic voters account for only 5 percent of the electorate, they are significant voting blocks in key states and, most of the time, they vote Democrat.
Although these issues, cumulatively, are important to the electorate, the electorate doesn't vote--individual voters do.