So what? Banker-backed corporations have enough money to control the nomination process. Voters rarely get a chance to make a meaningful choice.
So what? Banker-backed corporations have enough money to control the nomination process. Voters rarely get a chance to make a meaningful choice.
I agree with you in that it seems like the voters rarely get a chance to make a meaningful choice. But that can be changed and it is as far as I can see at the local level WHEN the voting public gets involved. Unfortunately that doesn’t happen as much as would like to see it happen.
But things do turn around and I see it happening again. It may not be this election cycle or the next one but it will happen. Unhappily I see it happening with bullets instead of ballots, but that’s a discussion for a different thread.