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  I’m more concerned with uneducated voters since they probably have a lower level of critical thinking skills and are more susceptible to propaganda. 
  Younger people also want better job prospects, stronger efforts to reduce global warming and oil dependency, abortion rights, younger people in office, etc.
context: They can't even pick a leader, nothing is getting through the house.
  2 years squandered at a pivotal point in history, because voters in a few of swing districts preferred freaks like George Santos and Lauren Boebert to a functioning government >
  
  To be fair the Santos they voted for isnt the one they got.  Boebert though....yeah >
  
  No--the Santos they voted for was exactly the one they got. The fact that they couldn't see what was obvious is not an excuse. >
  
  It was only the Democrats and a newspaper in Oyster Bay that were saying "Hey guys, there is shit about this George Santos that is not adding up." The local tv news affiliates either dropped the ball or actively assisted in keeping the story buried because none of them covered it. >
  
  The next 2 years will be rough. Activate the young voters! >
  
  if the student loan forgiveness program falls through, which certainly seems possible...do you think it'll still be possible to animate young voters? i wonder how adept dem leaders are going to be at channeling young people's energy at republicans to say "hey it's THEIR fault you cant get your student loans forgiven". seems like a harder case to make than the abortion one which they did a decent job of gauging by the turnout at midterms