There’s no guarantee those 45,000 would’ve voted. Over 1.5 million *eligible* voters in Wisconsin didn’t vote in 2016. So why are we focusing on the 45,000 here?
Give people candidates to vote *for* and they’ll show up to vote.
#ThePartiesAreTheProblemhttps://twitter.com/motherjones/status/986114578395336704 …
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Why doesn’t someone at the state elected level recognize the issue, and resolve it? Seems like that shouldn’t be too difficult. But we are talking about governmental process I guess..
Because both parties, as with everything, want the problem to remain a problem. That way they can divide the electorate to support their side.
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And therein lies our political conundrum.. The people elect. The elected fight across the aisle. The people elect. The elected fight across the aisle. Repeat..
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Precisely. And in truth, the fights the parties pick are almost always designed to divide the electorate. The parties don’t fight over war, domestic surveillance, military funding, bank bailouts, etc.
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