[11th_VA]

Didn't watch the video, but I relish the trend ...

[dfwgator]

Good.

[Georgia Girl 2]

It won’t matter as there isn’t going to be a2024 election. At least not in Nov.

[ComputerGuy]

That might not be a bad thing.

[Obadiah]

Good. Now if we could get the suburban Karens to withdraw we could change the entire political landscape.

[South Dakota]

Not planning to vote..the left will vote for them

[airborne]

Doesn’t matter whether or not they vote.

Democrats will make sure their ballots are turned in, with a straight Democrat ticket stuffed in there!

[Yo-Yo]

Alarming to whom? Liberal Fascist Democrats who may lose their grip on America?

[TonyinLA]

I do not find it alarming citizens who are incapable of supporting themselves, have no clue of how the real world works, can only regurgitate mindless and warped leftist platitudes as their ‘thinking’, and spend their days playing X-Box between bong-loads, are not voting.

Please, please please do not vote. You dilute the votes of people who actually know what they are doing.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Hamas lovers are gonna stay home..good

[gitmo]

Don’t worry. The Democrats will cast their ballots for them.

[mrmeyer]

Based on what I see and hear from the gen Z in my office, I’m okay with this if true.

[Pox]

Excellent news since everyone is likely aware that the youngest voters are typically the ones who vote for the dems and yet more stupidity.

[Mr. Mojo]

Dems will be pushing voting via phone app to solve this. And a vote window of up to a year.

[wild74]

That means dimwits will receive less of the extreme stupid vote

[unread]

How in all the world can ANYONE believe ANYTHING that comes from MSNBC..?

[Robert DeLong]

They will vote, even if they don’t. Like the dead, all of the votes will be cast for Democrats.

[outofsalt]

They’ll all vote at 2:00 am after the polls close.

[frank ballenger]

Hooray if they don’t vote.

Remember over 40% of people in their twenties cannot properly place which was first: World War II or the American Civil War.

And Wash.Post April 12, 2018 about a hearing:
“Forty percent of Americans under age 35 tell pollsters they think the First Amendment is dangerous because you might use your freedom to say something that hurts somebody else’s feelings.”

— Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.), at a Senate hearing with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, April 10, 2018

During a five-hour hearing with Zuckerberg, some Republican senators said Facebook feels pressure to censor conservative content.

[KC_Conspirator]

Well, if this election was not going to be rigged, this would be a move to more people with common sense being the voters, which is a good thing.

[Gay State Conservative]

The Big Guy will somehow manage to hijack about $20 billion meant for cancer treatment and promise all college age kids a new Playstation 5. That will get them to the polls.