Why Most Voters Shouldn't Vote

"Often the most fanciful ideas become the least questioned assumptions. In this election season a few have made themselves apparent, such as the notion that "change" is good by definition and "experience" is definitely good. Yet an even better example is the oft-repeated platitude that greater voter participation yields a healthier republic."

So says Selwyn Duke of the American Thinker. We think you should read the entire essay.