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No, but it's a pretty common mistake and makes more sense than it being the ones who didn't vote.
by lazyasciiart 7y ago
No, but it's a pretty common mistake and makes more sense than it being the ones who didn't vote.
- ddingus 7y agoWell, even then I do not know how much better. People, who do not see a net positive in either choice may protest, or gamble. Last election that kind of thing definitely happened. Now, the subtle bit: GOP primary picks are of the voters. Dem ones are not. Party won in court asserting it's right to just select regardless of what voters do. Secondly, money. It is expensive to become a choice. Summary? Voters may be left with two poor choices. Conclusion: Blaming voters is not productive. That really is my only point. Blaming and shaming people does not help matters. The necessary discussion is bigger than that. Worth a bit of karma to plant that seed.