American Politics and Voter Apathy
In response to Column Left, “Voter Apathy? No, More Like Voter Disgust,” by Ruth Rosen, April 9:
What if they gave an election and nobody came? Hmmm . . . sounds like an idea whose time may have come.
I suggest a complete boycott of the coming election by everyone, and maybe voter apathy and disillusionment will be taken as seriously as it ought to be.
Since it seems that Washington, right and left, will not hear what the people are screaming, then the only alternative is to withhold the one thing they can’t supply themselves, our vote.
There is no excuse for voting for someone who can’t, won’t and will never be able to do the job.
BLYTHE MILLION
Santa Monica
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