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wrote that in the book and president obama said that, the next day he said, i don't think that's a gooda good idea. i guess he thought about it because i thought about it. that's not a good idea. what mandatory voting does is it makes people vote even if they don't like any of the choices. >> the answer to that is none of the above option. >> sure. it makes them go out of vote, and in some cases where they have it you vote for somebody. it does not matter who it is. and so i don't think people should be forced to make a choice from among people that don't want -- if they don't want any and that just going out there and for the candidates and turnout it means that probably you don't have to do very much at all depending on how many people are on the ballot because they ought to come out and vote no matter what you do. >> well, in defense of compulsory voting, they are very much in the liberty in terms of this country. but as an academic matter, you know, don't we change the game for manipulating turnout, like whether that is mobilizing people to the polls were suppress the vote , to polit

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