With voting day this week, I find it interesting that so many young people of voting age would rather not vote than try one vote at a time to make a difference. It is frustrating for sure, and I easily see the point that most bring up when it comes to how to decipher through all of the messy advertisements slinging slander at one another. However, it is our country and our responsibility to have a voice for change, especially if we are unhappy with the current situation.
So I suggest educating yourself on the pros and cons of each candidate, do your homework and find out more about what the truth is behind the scenes, and get involved in your community. The bottom line is we are all too busy, right? Wrong!
In the end, this country will be the result of our actions or our lack of actions, one vote at a time!
It is really just like anything else in life: "If you think you can or you think you can't, you are right!"... Henry Ford
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