The Voice of the Everyday Citizen Matters

I think that if you take that cross-section of people across the country or across 50 miles of where I live, there's a sense that something's amiss. My voice is no longer relevant. The world that I travel in as my country feels like I'm traveling in a foreign land. It's foreign because my voice is irrelevant to shaping the norms that govern the place where I live. And so, I think it's the heist of our time where when managing other people's money, the thing you stole was also their voice and their vote That they never intended to give to you.