Should Voting Be a Right or a Provilrge?

[Keith Broaders]

Elections have become popularity contests wheree the vast majority of the voters are and tend to vote for the candidate representng the political party of their choice rather than the candidate most likely to honor their oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.

If the average voter was never taught or has forgottrn the principles upon which our Constitutiion was written. Responsible citizens are well informed and don't necessarily vote for the candidate that  spends the most money or is likely to break the most promises,

It is the billionaires and Wall Street Corporations and not the average American voter that elects the President..

Last year the over $2 billion dollars was invested by the two major political parties to purchase the Presidenty.

Ratjer than voting for the best candidate the average citizen votes for the political  party that is the lesse of two evils.

The winner of Presidential elections is determined by the judgment of irresponsible voters that shouldn't be allowed to vote. 

Voting should not be a right, it should be a privilege granted to responsible well informed citiznes and not just anyone  with a heart beat.