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In reply to the discussion: Had a chat with my post man this morning [View all]Dem2theMax
(11,005 posts)36. My jaw dropped when I read he is 65 and has never voted.
I can't understand it.
I feel like it is my duty as an American to vote.
Both of my parents were veterans of World War II.
I understand what they did, so that I can vote.
I wonder if that's where this comes from in all of us, 'us' being those of us so involved in politics, and making sure we vote.
Did we all have someone influence us in some way? How do these other people walk through life and not care about voting? How do they not realize that their vote impacts their life, or their lack of a vote?
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If he's permanent full time It would be the National Association of Letter Carriers as his union.
Scruffy1
Aug 2020
#46
does he know Blue means dems? If he doesnt vote and doesnt watch the news he may be confused..
samnsara
Aug 2020
#11
Anyone who doesn't vote is giving away their power to fascists and oligarchs who will steal...
CousinIT
Aug 2020
#99
How does a person who works for the post office not know these things ? This is
kacekwl
Aug 2020
#96
A previous post had the address for the postal union and encouraged the public to read it.
Karadeniz
Aug 2020
#44