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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThis sign is spot on!!
Zach Green @140elect ·
Estimates are only 40% of eligible voters, or 19.6% of Americans, actually voted in the midterm elections. #UniteBlue
Estimates are only 40% of eligible voters, or 19.6% of Americans, actually voted in the midterm elections. #UniteBlue
Sure hope everyone remembers this in 2016...
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This sign is spot on!! (Original Post)
Playinghardball
Nov 2014
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liberal N proud
(60,336 posts)1. How do we fix that?
When the pukes are doing everything to do the opposite.
SomeGuyInEagan
(1,515 posts)2. Quit following.
I think The Rude Pundit summed it up nicely in the final two paragraphs of today's column:
http://rudepundit.blogspot.com/2014/11/random-observations-on-reaming-thatll.html?m=1
swilton
(5,069 posts)3. A larger voting populace
does not translate into change....
There also has to be a change in policies....Voting for more corporate/Wall Street, pro-War, anti-environment Blue Dogs is not going to bring substantive change to the middle-class and working Americans; and while the sign-holder in this photo seems to be clueless, the larger non-voting public knows that.
Spazito
(50,365 posts)4. The lesson unlearned is...
voting is a right that is easily lost if not exercised and it is a responsibility all too often ignored these days.