No, it isn't good.
Most of the general public do not want their lives to be interfered with.
I know where I live, most of the men and families are out working the fields during the day.
They come home, shower, eat dinner, lay on couch, watch local news, and some shows, then go to bed.
They are untouched when it comes to digging into a Candidate's history and background. They say "Well, he's a Democrat. I'm a Democrat. That's good enough for me."
Or:
He's a Republican. I am a Republican. That is good enough for me.
See where I am coming from? Most of the general public votes their party and that's it. You would be surprised at how many people still do not know who the Swift Boat Vets are and about FnKerry's Nam record.
No I wouldn't be surprised. I'll bet over 80% of American voters don't know the details of Kerry's rotten military record and subsequent anti-war leadership crap.
"You would be surprised at how many people still do not know who the Swift Boat Vets are and about FnKerry's Nam record."
On the contrary, I am surprised when I find someone who does know. The media have been so one sided on the coverage that all those who still depend on the "mainstream media" are living in fantasyland with no idea of what is really going on.