Knowing American citizens will be highly engaged in the next election, is it possible to predict what the impact could be on policy issues?
As we turn the page on 2019 and look forward to the start of the second decade in the 21st century, the country's focus will turn to politics, specifically the always-heated presidential election.
It appears that every four years as the country "ramps up" its energy, rhetoric, and attacks on one another as one of the parties asserts its claim of its candidate's right to be president, there is consistently a message that this is "the most important election in our lifetime."
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