1) Ignorance and anger can be exploited to win elections.
\n2) People don’t vote if they think the outcome is inevitable. Especially, young people most adversely affected by the selfish choices older voters make.
\n3) You will regret a vote cast as a protest when everything else goes to hell thanks to you.
\n4) Media, including social media, is vital BUT you must question everything you read and hear.
\n5) Don’t be bullied or fooled — speak the truth, vote smartly. See #1.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
1) Ignorance and anger can be exploited to win elections. 2) People don’t vote if they think the outcome is inevitable. Especially, young people most adversely affected by the selfish choices older voters make. 3) You will regret a vote cast as a protest when everything else goes to hell thanks to you. 4) Media, … Continue reading What Brexit teaches Americans …<\/span>