The question is not "who gets to vote?" Our problem - and not just this election cycle - is who do we get to vote for. The choice this year is between one old man in decline and another old man who's the stooge of a hostile foreign power and the most despicable human being on the public stage. The current mechanism for selecting candidates doesn't offer much of a prospect for improvement.
The question is not "who gets to vote?" Our problem - and not just this election cycle - is who do we get to vote for. The choice this year is between one old man in decline and another old man who's the stooge of a hostile foreign power and the most despicable human being on the public stage. The current mechanism for selecting candidates doesn't offer much of a prospect for improvement.
The question is not "who gets to vote?" Our problem - and not just this election cycle - is who do we get to vote for. The choice this year is between one old man in decline and another old man who's the stooge of a hostile foreign power and the most despicable human being on the public stage. The current mechanism for selecting candidates doesn't offer much of a prospect for improvement.