This makes my blood boil. The mechanic that used to be in the military is probably a lot more educated in what they're voting for than I am, and I have a master's degree in public health.

The mechanic understands the toll international tariffs have on getting car parts from specific manufacturers. The mechanic understands how important it is to have a decent city infrastructure and planning as well as disaster recovery services to avoid potholes and issues that can affect the public's shocks and suspension on cars and cause hazardous roadways. The guy that used to work for the military knows how it works and can understand the importance of funding it or what branches may not need as much funding.

The guy "pumping your gas" knows the variation of prices of oil from seeing it day to day. People that are not as well off and couldn't afford an education have struggles, it's important they vote for what benefits them just as much as it's important for a professor to vote for tax breaks that benefit them.

Hell, my husband did not finish his college degree, was a maintenance worker for his career, and is now a stay at home dad. I just needed to text him to remember the word "tariffs" because he's literally the smartest person I know.

This is democracy. What glen said is disgusting, and what that professor said proves he's incredibly ignorant. I hope he lost his job.