I completely agree. Those that can go on a news diet are either privileged or indifferent. If you have aging parents who are on ACA, you want to be informed ab

I completely agree. Those that can go on a news diet are either privileged or indifferent. If you have aging parents who are on ACA, you want to be informed about any upcoming changes or what a new president cound bring to the table. If someone you know is struggling mightily with student loans, you'll want to know if there's any relief coming soon. My skeptical SO would say, "but what's the point? Are you going to be able to change anything?" No. But it's about empathy and basic humanity. You want to know what might be in store for those that you care for, even if you can't influence the outcome one bit. I know people that are DACA recipients. Will they be ok in the near future? Again, I think it comes down to empathy.