Probably not voting. I hate having to participate in the charade of the existing duopoly. (ex, Look at Georgia senatorial candidates of Tweedledee and Tweedledum).
In before the lock. Haven't voted since 2000 and no plans to ever do so again. No one good enough to vote for. Anyway...we always get the government that we deserve.
In before the lock. Haven't voted since 2000 and no plans to ever do so again. No one good enough to vote for. Anyway...we always get the government that we deserve.
Actually the act of voting validates the current system. Ask yourself why the the majority of the states do not have ranked choice voting? Why don't they require a minimum turnout for an election to be consider valid? Why insist on the duopoly (two-party system)?
It's all about the campaign contributions (ie control of the cookie jar and voting the party line regardless. Besides, it's staff members which actually write the majority of the legislation. The Senator/Representative spends most of their time raising $$.
Edit: I'm also not thrilled with the current SOP of elections are legitimate if we win and illegitimate if we lose. A bunch of Jerry's kids.
Unfortunately no. This is why pundits says midterm elections being out the most extreme party voters and consequently they have an outsized influence on policy.