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My father is in his 70s and can barely remember what he had for breakfast. He should not be representing anyone, or even voting for that matter. There's no way
by schnebbau 3y ago
My father is in his 70s and can barely remember what he had for breakfast. He should not be representing anyone, or even voting for that matter.
There's no way to separate the able minded from the seniles fairly, so an age limit is the best way to do it.
- bombcar 3y agoDoes your father continue to vote the same way he has most of his life?
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agocan you call it voting if they have less idea what's going on around them than a teenager?
- schnebbau 3y agoYes. But his party has changed a little in the last few years and I feel he would not be voting for them now if he could understand that.
- alphabettsy 3y ago> There's no way to separate the able minded from the seniles fairly, so an age limit is the best way to do it. Sorry about your father, but there are plenty of 70 year olds who are extremely competent, capable and that also bring valuable connections and experience.