Agree. Doesn't anyone remember their existential angst of late teens/early 20s? No boomer ever wasted a vote on a 3rd party candidate that would never win? Me too Mary Christine on voting for Nader! Checking out of politics (and religion, etc) at that age is pretty typical. None of us at 50yrs old or 60, etc are exactly the same as we were when we were 20yrs old.
Agree. Doesn't anyone remember their existential angst of late teens/early 20s? No boomer ever wasted a vote on a 3rd party candidate that would never win? Me too Mary Christine on voting for Nader! Checking out of politics (and religion, etc) at that age is pretty typical. None of us at 50yrs old or 60, etc are exactly the same as we were when we were 20yrs old.
Agree. Doesn't anyone remember their existential angst of late teens/early 20s? No boomer ever wasted a vote on a 3rd party candidate that would never win? Me too Mary Christine on voting for Nader! Checking out of politics (and religion, etc) at that age is pretty typical. None of us at 50yrs old or 60, etc are exactly the same as we were when we were 20yrs old.
48 year old here ... first vote was for Perot because I felt cool voting third party. And that was about the depth of my consideration.