Elections are close. And people have differing opinions, and no opinion. And they vote their emotions, rather than what's good for the country, quite often, or what's good for the future of the world.
Andrew Young reflects on the nature of voting behavior and its implications for the country.
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Well, the election really is about the future of the United States of America. And it's the voice of reason, versus the voices of emotion.
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