“I recorded ‘You Don’t Own Me’ in 1964. It’s hard for me to believe but we’re still fighting for the same things we were then. Yes ladies, we’ve go to come together, get out there and vote, and protect our bodies. They’re ours. Please vote”
the undecided voter (the deciding voter @47/47) this time around in america is a female single with no post secondary education working a base line job AND not watching political debates add ryan shirtless gets 5 times the results as ryan policies and ............sigh i really wish both men and women could be convinced that the one determinate of their happiness this lifetime is the laws made through politics
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I especially like her final statement:
“I recorded ‘You Don’t Own Me’ in 1964. It’s hard for me to believe but we’re still fighting for the same things we were then. Yes ladies, we’ve go to come together, get out there and vote, and protect our bodies. They’re ours. Please vote”
So basic, so powerful.
the undecided voter (the deciding voter @47/47)
this time around in america
is a female
single
with no post secondary education
working a base line job
AND not watching political debates
add
ryan shirtless gets 5 times the results as
ryan policies
and ............sigh
i really wish both men and women
could be convinced that the one determinate of their happiness this lifetime
is the laws made through politics
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