“Family Ties” Star Justine Bateman Young voters begged to think for themselves in elections instead of promising themselves about a ‘political team’.
“If you are younger than 30, you are probably convinced that you ‘have to move the other side’. You are cheated,” Bateman wrote in a message on X Wednesday.
Instead, she said that voters should “insist” candidates “audition for your voice” and that voters “objectively investigate their actions and decide whether this will benefit America as a whole in the big whole. “
“This is not about parties or promise fealty to a ‘political team’. This is about your right as an American adult not to be told by the media or the oldest people in both parties how to interpret policy and actions,” ” wrote Bateman.
She added that people “ridiculously insist that you give yourself a heart attack about nothing” ignore and tell someone otherwise it is about “zip it”.
“They respect your intelligence and congenital wisdom,” wrote Bateman. “Their weird panic is an anomaly, born in 2016. It is not the norm, and you know it intuitively. You don’t need them. Make sure they have nothing to do with politics.”
Bateman made a similar explanation in a viral X -Thread after the election of President Donald Trump in November and described the last four years as “Walk on eggshells. “
“I have found an almost unbearable period in the last four years. A very non-American period in the sense that each questions, any opinions, any likes or antipathies were held to a very limited list of ‘permitted positions’ to assess acceptance, “Bateman posted on X.
“I am not of one extreme or the other, but I am one of the millions of people who believe in common sense and that everyone must be free to live their lives as they want, unless that freedom hinders the freedom of someone else to Living life to life.
Justine Bateman celebrated the election of President Donald Trump to eliminate “a stifling cloud” of self -censorship of Americans. (Jeff Kravitz/Filmmagic, Inc)
Bateman also described the election of Trump as a “A kind of stifling cloud“are lifted in the freedom of expression.
“Regular people who had questions about decisions that were made were subtly or clearly threatened to silence. And I feel that it is broken, that kind of oppression is rather broken,” Bateman said Fox News Digital.
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