POLITICS AND THE PEOPLE

Politics feels like a game played by a few, with the consequences felt by everyone. Today, I watched a local debate—full of big promises, few clear answers. It made me wonder: is politics about service, or survival?

Leaders talk about change, but change often comes too slow—or not at all. Still, I can’t ignore politics, because it shapes everything: the price of food, the quality of schools, even the air we breathe.

Maybe the problem isn’t politics itself, but the way it’s played. Until more people care enough to demand better, we’ll keep getting the same cycle—noise, elections, disappointment.

But hope remains. It has to.

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Written by: Nathan Felix

Written by: Nathan Felix

Nathan Felix is a final-year Theatre Arts student with a passion for storytelling that bridges Lifestyle, Philosophy, and Self-discovery. As a Creative Writer and emerging Journalist, he brings a dynamic voice to topics ranging from self-improvement to humour-infused commentary. Nathan blends narrative flair with thoughtful analysis, often using descriptive and persuasive techniques to engage and inspire readers. His writing personality shifts seamlessly between Storyteller, Humorist, Analyst, and Motivator—depending on the tale that must be told. Whether formal, informal, or sarcastic, his tone adapts to meet the moment. He aims to spark thought, evoke emotion, and make audiences feel seen.

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