If people were serious about change, they'd vote more in primary elections. That's where the actual power is. But non-presidential primaries have hilariously lo

If people were serious about change, they'd vote more in primary elections. That's where the actual power is. But non-presidential primaries have hilariously low turnouts, dominated by the most partisan voters, so we get bad choices in the general election because we cede nominating power to crazies. Change doesn't require major structural moves. It just requires less apathy towards the "boring" aspects of politics where the true power lies.