HomerianSymphony, 4 days ago If there were a “no genocide” candidate that could win, making that a single issue would matter. But voting is valuable even if your candidate doesn’t win. It’s about having your desires counted on the public record. If politicians see that they’re losing votes to anti-genocide third-party candidates, they’ll take notice.
If there were a “no genocide” candidate that could win, making that a single issue would matter.
But voting is valuable even if your candidate doesn’t win. It’s about having your desires counted on the public record.
If politicians see that they’re losing votes to anti-genocide third-party candidates, they’ll take notice.