You had the President of France on the streets pleading and begging with people to vote for it. You had both sides of the political aisle supporting it. You had major publicity drives for it in print, media and volunteers spreading word of mouth. I think it was adequately explained to the people.
Actually the confirmation of the Thomas was very hard fought. Remember Anita Hill? It was amazing that he was confirmed in the post Bork era, but it was no easy matter.
He wasn't paranoid, just depressed...
"the end of the world... big suprise... It will probably all end in a huge explosion and still leave me behind... typical."
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You had the President of France on the streets pleading and begging with people to vote for it. You had both sides of the political aisle supporting it. You had major publicity drives for it in print, media and volunteers spreading word of mouth. I think it was adequately explained to the people.
Actually the confirmation of the Thomas was very hard fought. Remember Anita Hill? It was amazing that he was confirmed in the post Bork era, but it was no easy matter.
He wasn't paranoid, just depressed... "the end of the world... big suprise... It will probably all end in a huge explosion and still leave me behind... typical."