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What do you think Gradegov.com scoring system? Will it have an impact? Will politicians visit the site?
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I don't think it will have any impact, there are many "watchdog" websites out there where users grade and follow politicians, by just checking out the website at first glance it appears to have a definite Right-Leaning userbase.
According to this website, Republicans have the greatest grades in the country right now and Democrats are all ranked the lowest.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3489788816/
If you look at the full list, the top 1 through 132 positions are held by Republicans with an A through C+ score. The bottom 213 positions are all held by democrats with D or F score. It doesn't even tell you how many people have voted.
You won't be surprised to learn it's founder is a longtime Republican
http://www.cov.com/eletchworth/
The only grading that counts will be at the polls on election day.
According to this website, Republicans have the greatest grades in the country right now and Democrats are all ranked the lowest.
If you look at the full list, the top 1 through 132 positions are held by Republicans with an A through C+ score. The bottom 213 positions are all held by democrats with D or F score. It doesn't even tell you how many people have voted.
You won't be surprised to learn it's founder is a longtime Republican
http://www.cov.com/eletchworth/
The only grading that counts will be at the polls on election day.
I think that it will create an uproar for awhile, but then disapear. i seriously doubt politicians themselves will go and check it out. If anything they will just have the people under them check it out and report back to them. All in all I think they will sit with money filled pockets on cushy chairs not changing a thing.
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