VOICED : Voices of the Campaign : The Independent Voter

The transcript discusses the speaker's neutral stance on party politics, highlighting how it divides people into opposing camps. It emphasizes the participatory nature of American democracy, where citizens engage directly with candidates. The speaker underscores the importance of personal interaction in the political process and concludes with a reflection on American political identity and values.

What is the speaker's view on party politics in America?

• They believe it unites people.

• They think it is essential for democracy.

• They feel it creates division.

• They are indifferent to it.

How does the speaker describe the political process in America?

• As a process driven by media.

• As a purely theoretical exercise.

• As a participatory and personal experience.

• As a distant and impersonal process.

What is emphasized as a key aspect of American democracy?

• The influence of international politics.

• Personal interaction with candidates.

• The importance of televised debates.

• The role of social media.

What does the speaker suggest is a unique feature of American political engagement?

• The emphasis on foreign policy.

• The personal challenge to candidates.

• The focus on economic policies.

• The reliance on digital platforms.

How does the speaker conclude their message?

• With a focus on economic reform.

• With a patriotic statement.

• With a critique of the electoral system.

• With a call for global unity.