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There seems to be something wrong when Americans must subscribe to cable TV to see all of the political conventions (C-Span or CNN).
It seems probable that the non-cable subscriber may be less inclined to vote than a cable subscriber.
Maybe, just maybe, quite a few American citizens who don’t have the luxury of cable TV might become more interested, make more intelligent decisions and, most important, vote if they had free access.
FREEMAN F. GOSDEN JR.
Los Angeles
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