Do not vote if you do not want to vote. Voting is a right.

Voting is a right, not an obligation. In this episode of Wait What Really OK, Loren Weisman explores the messaging surrounding voting and the societal pressures often tied to it. This discussion challenges the conventional narrative around voting campaigns. Loren emphasizes the importance of informed participation over guilt-driven action, offering insights that resonate with those seeking authenticity and transparency in communication strategies.


From dissecting the toxicity of voting campaigns to advocating for respectful dialogue and informed choices, Loren dives deep into the intersection of rights and responsibilities. This episode shares takeaways for professionals who value strategic rigor and long-term credibility. Whether you're a business leader or a creative mind looking to amplify your influence authentically, this conversation sheds light on how messaging can impacts decision-making, both in politics and branding.

Join Loren as he shares personal reflections, critiques aggressive messaging tactics, and calls for a shift toward inclusive communication. This episode is more than just a political commentary; it’s goal is to be a foundational understanding of how messaging shapes perceptions across industries. Subscribe to Wait What Really OK for more insights into building transparent and authoritative brand foundations that stand the test of time.