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Charles M. Blow: For most Americans, elections are not about freedom of choice

Voters subject to oppression have only two choices: the benevolent captors or the cruel captors.

(Luke Sharrett | The New York Times) A voter leaves a polling pace in Simpsonville, Ky., June 23, 2022. "One of our greatest errors as a country has been our nonstop campaign to convince generations of voters that elections are about freedom of choice," writes New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow.