In the name of being realistic, the statement amounts to unrealistic posturing. A vote is a weapon. It's not always the most powerful weapon, the weapon it once was, or the weapon we want it to be, and people may say untrue things about the election, but a vote is an asset that can be used in a variety of ways. As police training tells you, in a fight, you never throw away a weapon or a shield.
I disagree. If your weapon has been broken, then it becomes a hindrance and a distraction.
It will be interesting to see whether in the next election conservatives come out in droves to vote in a desperate hope to return normalcy to government, or stay away in droves in despair.
You still believe that after watching the powers in D.C. nullify the will of the people hundreds of times over? We band together, get strong conservatives elected, people we trust in, only to have them flip to RINO status in short order. The very few who don’t are neutered by RINO leadership. So, yes, voting just gives the masses something to get excited about every couple of years, believing they’re making a difference.