Mr Brown
Registered
I'm not sure I agree with all that, but you definitely have some good points. I don't disagree that Americans have become far too disengaged from the political process, the results of that are all too obvious. Look at the horrible choices voters were presented with yesterday. I don't care what your political stance is, there are 300+ million Americans, surely we could find better leadership than these clowns...It's our own fault.
We are all too busy with our own lives, careers, hobbies and enjoying the good o'l life here in the US.
We do not have time to get involved with our political parties. We leave the whole process from the political party members, to proposing potential electors, to attending the conventions, influencing how the electoral college process culminates and how candidates are selected to those who are mostly unqualified to do so. There are almost no fortune 500 officer participation, no business experience, no professional management experience seen at these venues. The public participation is mostly by people who have too much time on their hands and wish to achieve something they have not worked for, or earned in life.