Kamala Harris Wants to Lower the Voting
Age to 16. Her Reason Why Is Laughable.
Posted By: rememberwhen, 10/31/2025 1:36:50 PM
It hasn't been a banner month for Kamala Harris. A little less than a year from the day she lost the election, Harris is on a book tour (one that her fellow Dems are pretty sour on), and she's getting lambasted by foreign media for her role in covering up Joe Biden's cognitive decline. Despite these setbacks, Harris insists she's not done with politics, even though in August she told Stephen Colbert she was stepping away from "public service" because the "system is broken."
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Another illustration of The Cackler's unfitness for any public office. However, her basis for lowering the voting age to 16 is little weaker than the primary argument for lowering it to 18. I.e., "If you're old enough to fight, you're old enough to vote." I still remember an Eric Severeid commentary that explained that the very reason the military prefers 18-19 year-old recruits is because they are malleable and don't tend to think for themselves. If we want to make a positive change, we will increase the voting age back to 21 or even higher..