Here in Washington State, we don't really need to worry about voting... there are groups that take care of this sort of thing. The link is to yet another article about voter fraud. It's a huge problem in this state, going all the way up to our Governor who lost the first two ballot recounts, then miraculously won the third one, after "finding" mysterious ballots and getting them added to the count.
And get this... after all that, King County (the county that has all the problems) has decided to go to all vote-by-mail... claiming it's more secure!?
--Ray
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I now live in Idaho, but was there during the vote fiasco. I remember the outrage I felt as Dino Rossi got beat by the Hilary Clinton fembot....what is her name? It makes it difficult to be noncynical about so-called democratic elections.
I've often thought that I should retire to Chicago so that I can continue to vote even after I die.
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If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animated contest of freedom, go from us in peace. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen! - Samuel Adams
In the last gubernatorial election, they discovered that dead people could vote in Washington State too... it was really special.
Further, the election was such a mess that some people wanted to try a revote. I remember one of the people against the revote was a woman who said that her father had just died and that if the election were held today his vote wouldn't count, because the previous election would be nullified.
I remember thinking... "Lady! He's dead! What does he care?" I have a feeling she wanted to keep voting for him...
Maybe we should be like the ancient incas. When their emporers died, they didn't care. They believed their emporers to be immortal even though their bodies had turned to fetid mummies, and so their whole ruling household stayed together still, and stayed like a political body influencing the empire's politics from beyond the grave. There were women who could "discern" the old stinky emporer's will and communicate it to the people. Once a year they would parade the corpses around the streets. Every new emporer had to build all their own new palaces because the old emporers still possessed them... Fascinating group of folk... kinda like Washingtonian voters...
--Ray
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I'm not slow; I'm special. (Don't take it personally, everyone finds me offensive. Yet somehow I manage to live with myself.)
"I register dead people... they're voting everywhere!" -- child actor who looks similar to Joel Haley Osment and is playing the part of an underage poll worker on election day, trying to convince the recently deceased armchair political scientist that he is actually dead but can still register to vote...
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