How do you receive information?

Politics? economics? foreign policy? employment?

What numbers do you find important?

Taxes? income? debt? inflation? prices?

Through what filter?

In whose opinion?

What study? report? document?

Who gathered the data?

What technologies were used?

What is the margin of error?

What polls do you trust as accurate?

Do you care if the poll is accurate?

What exact questions were asked?

Who was polled?

Under what circumstances?

Go under the umbrella

Go in the injury tent

Examine your sources-

Are they making you sick?

When are you going to reach out-

Absorb the information, data & opinions

Of sources disparate & varied

In order to come to your own opinions.

You have a civic obligation

To be informed about public issues.

This is why you have the right to vote.

No constitution would allow existential questions

By an ignorant voting public.

Ignorance is exacerbated

When it is only fed misleading information.

Exercise your rights & obligations-

Weigh a variety of sources

In forming opinions regarding public issues.