To be fair, you have to consider the large number of Americans disenfranchised from voting, precisely because they were demographics who would have voted against this.
Voter suppression is a real and serious problem. I still think most people too beaten down and busy to get out to vote, even if disenfranchised, aren’t about to help out with a civil war or do much to help fix the current regime.
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To be fair, you have to consider the large number of Americans disenfranchised from voting, precisely because they were demographics who would have voted against this.
Voter suppression is a real and serious problem. I still think most people too beaten down and busy to get out to vote, even if disenfranchised, aren’t about to help out with a civil war or do much to help fix the current regime.