He Who Won't Vote Howls Loudest on Election Day
Hal Boyle argues democracy suffers when able citizens abstain from voting. The piece contrasts modern apathy with wartime duty, urging readers to register and cast their ballots to avoid undermining the nation. It emphasizes individual responsibility and the impact of a single vote in a republic.
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