Then why do conservatives control the executive, judicial and legislative branches of the federal government? Why would we let the far right wing 100% represent us if we outnumber them? Something doesn't add up.
It's typically 50-60% of the eligible voting population that votes in U.S. elections. To hold not voting against the millions of people under 18 in that 2/3 guesstimate is sort of disingenuous. We have a turnout problem, no need to add another 1/3 (who aren't eligible to vote).
Also, if Jill Stein voters in 2016 and 2024 had voted for Democrats, we wouldn't be in this position. They were only voting for themselves to brag about being above the two party system at cocktail parties while the country burns. I don't hate these people, but I strongly dislike the ones who've refused to learn from their mistake (as I did with throwing a vote away on Nader in 2004 out of my own hubris).
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 6h ago
Then why do conservatives control the executive, judicial and legislative branches of the federal government? Why would we let the far right wing 100% represent us if we outnumber them? Something doesn't add up.