I have seen people enter voting booths with a stack of political fliers that they will presumably read before voting. I hate those people since they take way too long and keep others from using the booth. Always women too.
That's... Wow.
I have seen people enter voting booths with a stack of political fliers that they will presumably read before voting. I hate those people since they take way too long and keep others from using the booth. Always women too.
That's... Wow.
I don't think that the fliers are about swaying people one way or the other exactly. I think they're more about attempting to form a consensus. An appearance that one or another candidate is popular.
In other words.
Mental manipulation.
I can see that. People vote not even knowing who they're voting for or why, surely the popular one is the way to go. What could go wrong?
>Who was ever swayed by a flier?
Boomers and their parents.
edit: I don't interact with an unconstitutional government so I have not voted since the Obamacare mandate went into effect - but we did get lots of those expensive mailers
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