New at JPAttitude.com - Democracy in the United States - Part 3
Date: November 7th 2009
Democracy in the United States - Part 3
Here they are again, the basic requirements of democracy:
1. Fraud-free votingDoes the U.S. have “fraud-free voting” and “honest vote counting?”
2. Honest vote counting
3. Legitimate choices
4. Educated voters with unrestricted access to information
5. A constitution which prevents abuse by majorities
Pshaw. One word says it all: ACORN.
ACORN is a grassroots criminal enterprise that attempts to register fraudulent voters before an election (Mickey Mouse, Free Willie, whatever their drug-addled minds can think of), attempts to control the vote during an election (“Hey, you, sleeping in the doorway there! We’ll give you two doughnuts, a fifth of Early Times, and a ride to the polling booth if you promise to vote for Democrats!”), and then attempts to control the vote count after election day (“Oh look, we found a box of votes for Franken in the back seat of the car. How weird.”).
(read the rest here: http://www.jpattitude.com/091107.htm)
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