CLEAN : In Milwaukee hard pressed blacks dumped Clinton

The video discusses the speaker's decision not to vote, emphasizing the importance of being fully aligned with a candidate's beliefs. It highlights the dilemma of choosing between candidates perceived as unfavorable and the influence of media rhetoric on public opinion. The discussion shifts to socioeconomic issues in Wisconsin, particularly affecting African American communities, and the perceived disconnect between voting and improving living conditions.

Why does the speaker believe voting is a precious act?

• Because it should reflect full support for a candidate.

• Because it is a way to follow the majority.

• Because it is a tradition.

• Because it is a legal obligation.

What dilemma do voters face according to the speaker?

• Understanding the voting process.

• Deciding whether to vote at all.

• Choosing the lesser of two evils.

• Choosing between two equally good candidates.

How did media rhetoric impact the election according to the speaker?

• It had no impact.

• It increased voter turnout.

• It clarified candidates' policies.

• It influenced public perception negatively.

What is a significant issue faced by African American communities in Milwaukee?

• Equal educational opportunities.

• Economic prosperity.

• High employment rates.

• High unemployment rates.

Why do some people feel voting does not improve their living conditions?

• Because they do not care about politics.

• Because they do not understand the voting process.

• Because they see no change regardless of who is elected.

• Because they always vote for the losing candidate.