Nassau County Former Ambassador for Events Joan MacNaughton discusses voting importance
Nassau County Former Ambassador for Events Joan MacNaughton discusses upsetting the 'apple cart' and the importance of voting.
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Aug 20, 2020, 12:43 PM
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"In order to fight the status quo with anything in the life, you have to upset the 'apple cart' a little bit," says MacNaughton. "I think that comes to politics, it comes to everything; and the vote is one way we can upset the 'apple cart' because we can have our own voice be heard."
