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You’re done with the memes, but you totally still checkout those dank Bernie ones 

 

Your friend agrees to pregame the debate with you

 

You explaining how evil Trump is 

 

Some days you’re ready to die for your candidate

 

But other days you’d rather have someone else take the mic and just be backup

 

You are invalidated and generalized as a young voter 

 

Cruz’s personality and face making everybody be like

 

Trump be like 

 

Every time you school someone in a comment section, class discussion, or DC conversation

 

Somebody brings up the election when you are not in the mood

 

Somebody says, “You know Trump does make some valid points…”

 

You listening to your candidate speak 

When you start getting involved and remember voter registration is a thing 

 

When your friends join you in your political activism 

 

When your candidate wins because you and your friends got involved and remembered voter registration is a thing

 

Less than 25% of you (18-29 year olds) will actually vote in a presidential election and about 10% less of you (18-29 year olds) will vote in local mid term elections where turnout matters the most and where the results will affect our everyday lives exponentially more. While it’s easier to brush it off, think about stepping up. You don’t have to be a Hamilton level revolutionary, but you can at the very least try and stay informed and definitely mail in or show up and vote. 

That way on election night we can be like this

 

Instead of us having to be like this

 

 

Credz to http://www.electproject.org and https://www.census.gov for the stats. 

~Xoxo Bridgie B

 

Bridget Galvin is a first year at Haverford College from Anchorage, Alaska. Bridget binges alone and doesn't know how to say no to a plain glazed doughnut. When she's not explaining to people that she cannot see Russia from her house and that she has never used sled dogs to get to school every morning, Bridget enjoys writing songs, listening to podcasts, and eating tea cookies.