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Tag Archives: voting
SLOW VOTE COUNTING IN MONTEREY
Letter to the Editor, Monterey Herald, June 15, 2022 I had to look at the masthead of The Herald recently, just to check the date and confirm what century we were in. The results of the recent primary election have … Continue reading
Does Your Vote Matter?
Posted in America, elections, government, politics
Tagged Adam Ruin Everything, electoral college, electors, voting
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STOLEN ELECTIONS
The Past 5 GOP Presidents Have Used Fraud and Treason to Steer Themselves to Electoral Victory By Thom Hartmann/ AlterNet/ July 28, 2017 People are wondering out loud about the parallels between today’s Republican Party and organized crime [3], and … Continue reading
Posted in elections, politics, scandals
Tagged AlterNet, crosscheck, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, Kris Kobach, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Thom Hartmann, voter suppression, voting
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Voting Isn’t Good Enough
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Posted in elections, politics, Quotations
Tagged diret action, Howard Zinn, voting, voting is easy and marginally useful
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One (White) Man, One Vote
How the electoral map would look today if, as was the case in the mid-19th Century, women and blacks were not able to vote: Buzzfeed: What The 2012 Election Would Have Looked Like Without Universal Suffrage
Our Real Choices
Posted in elections, government, politics
Tagged AT&T, GE, Goldman Sachs, Pfizer, Shell, voting
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Bill Maher: Casey Anthony and Republican Voters (Video)
Biting commentary by Bill Maher equating inability of jurors to find Casey Anthony guilty to the stupidity of working class Americans voting Republican . Starts after 2:30 mark of his New Rules, Episode 219 (July 8). Bill Maher: New Rules … Continue reading
Your Vote is Meaningless
If you live in California, the largest state in the union, your vote for the president in 2012 won’t mean a thing. Think about it: California is a blue (i.e. Democratic) state and President Obama is expected to win California’s … Continue reading