| > Voter “suppression” insofar as it exists works at the margins So gerrymandering, 55% voter turnout, long queues, voting on a working day, having felons not being eligible, the electoral college system etc. isn't indicative of voter suppression? > I’ve never voted in a Presidential election, What's the point of your personal anecdote? > What is an “easy-to-vote, EU-style election?” That's a single state? Why did Trump say that the Republican party would never be elected again? [0] It's not exactly a secret. France had 77% voter turnout. > It’s popular conceptually until it comes time to make actual trade-offs What trade-offs? Skipping a foreign war? > Biden won the Democratic nomination because his competitors’ single-payer proposals eliminated private insurance You're always writing in authoritatively simplistic causal language. "X caused Y", when there's no such obviously direct relationship. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/30/trump-republ... |