For most of my adult life, elections have been reduced to a choice of Red or Blue, Labour or Tory, Mr A versus Mr or Mrs B for Prime Minister.
But on Monday, Spacey declined to say which candidate he supports or pass any comment on the real-life election.
The second question, though, was more thematic, and the answer was more shocking: Given that this season will coincide with a real-life election, would the show's writers somehow turn from Clintonesque sexcapades to story lines reflecting the current presidential contest?
Most of Homeland was already in place when the real-life election was held last fall, and Glatter acknowledges that the outcome was surprising enough that parts of the show were "recalibrated".
It's a normal way of life here — election after election".
S.C.L.'s reconstituted London staff, which numbered about a dozen, including interns, were mostly young, ambitious political-science graduates, thrilled by the prospect of taking part in real-life elections, often in exotic places.
Many authors have noted that the impartial culture is a significant idealization that almost certainly does not occur in real-life elections.
Evidence can come in the form of a computer simulation, a detailed analysis of a particular voting method in real-life elections (for example, see Brams 2008, Chapter 1, which analyzes Approval voting in practice), or as in situ experiments in which voters are asked to fill in additional ballots during an actual election (Laslier 2010, 2011).
But his political life before election included acting as an aide to Cecil Parkinson in the 1987 general election.
21, 2007 The writer is the author of a book about the life and election of Bishop V. Gene Robinson.
