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By Zósimo Armando Arreola Orozco in Opinion
Many times when faced with something new or unfamiliar we are mostly critical and judgmental based on the little or no information we possess.
Why are we so prideful and condemning despite our awareness of how little we know?
Most of us (and all of us should) acknowledge that we are not the slightest ounce near to being perfect, yet when we observe or experience something that is beyond our understanding and rationale, we quickly deem it strange, bizarre or awkward.
Sugar and spice and everything Vice
The vice-presidential candidates faced unique challenges during their only debate Thursday night.
Sen. Joe Biden was expected to keep his confidence in check so he would not appear sexist or condescending toward Gov. Sarah Palin.
He seemed to have succeeded in that task, treating her with respect and addressing her as "Governor.
VPs make famous sidekicks
Considering the popular belief that vice presidents have trivial responsibilities, an astounding number of people watched the vice-presidential debate last Thursday.
Actually, over 70 million people tuned in, which is a larger audience than watched the first presidential debate.
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