Please critique my proposed policy to ensure an honest vote

We all operate by the same rules here.
not talking about here.

I criticize the OP ( Foxfyre )of this thread for having no concern that the losers of the last election have no respect for the rule of law and the courts and the constitution.
 
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not talking about here.

I criticize the OP ( Foxfyre )of this thread for having no concern that the losers of the last election have no respect for the rule of law and the courts and the constitution.
You dumbass - that is EXACTLY what the fuck we're talking about.

A SECURE system means it DOES NOT MATTER whether people like it, don't like it, are having a good day or a bad day, are Republican or Democrats, or are trying to cheat or aren't.

Get with the program, PartisanBoi
 
Thank you. I can agree with everything you say. On the national security issue I do not know what it would take to protect our national security from a violating former president who cannot be trusted to keep national secrets from our enemies outside of some form of justifiable custody of an untrustworthy former president who has shown no respect for the constitution in the first place.
The founders assumed that the electors would elect a president of high morals and impeccable loyalty to the nation. If that failed the impeachment process could remove that president. Since they did not want or expect political parties to emerge, the idea a party in congress would protect such a president was simple not a consideration. Thus there is nothing in the constitution to protect the nation from presidents and ex-presidents who are disloyal to that nation.

Our only protection is our laws but if the wealth, power and influence of the ex-president is strong enough, even our laws will not protect the nation.
 
The founders assumed that the electors would elect a president of high morals and impeccable loyalty to the nation. If that failed the impeachment process could remove that president. Since they did not want or expect political parties to emerge, the idea a party in congress would protect such a president was simple not a consideration. Thus there is nothing in the constitution to protect the nation from presidents and ex-presidents who are disloyal to that nation.

Our only protection is our laws but if the wealth, power and influence of the ex-president is strong enough, even our laws will not protect the nation.

The PEOPLE protect this nation, dumbass

Not the laws.

People create laws to protect THEMSELVES while they're protecting the nation

But this is Civics 101. You didn't get that in public school?
 
Right now we have about 40% of the population, who, after observing all the anomalies and shenanigans, question the integrity of the election. That’s a BIG problem when nearly half of all voters don’t trust the process.
Not really, since republicans are the ones who created the lost of trust and the only ones that believe it are republicans, and the only ones refusing to participate in such elections are republicans, and the only states that are creating strict election laws which will lead to lower election turnout are red states, I don't see a problem. No problem at all.

25 states have change laws and regulations that make it easer to vote and 19 states have created laws and regulations that make it harder to vote.
 
Not really, since republicans are the ones who created the lost of trust and the only ones that believe it are republicans, and the only ones refusing to participate in such elections are republicans, and the only states that are creating strict election laws which will lead to lower election turnout are red states, I don't see a problem. No problem at all.

25 states have change laws and regulations that make it easer to vote and 19 states have created laws and regulations that make it harder to vote.
Not true. One third of independents believe it. Even a few million Democrats believe it. You just think ONLY Republicans believe it because you’ve been brainwashed into demonizing Republicans.

Strict election laws will make it harder to cheat, and that’s why Democrats are opposed.
 
Not really, since republicans are the ones who created the lost of trust and the only ones that believe it are republicans, and the only ones refusing to participate in such elections are republicans, and the only states that are creating strict election laws which will lead to lower election turnout are red states, I don't see a problem. No problem at all.

25 states have change laws and regulations that make it easer to vote and 19 states have created laws and regulations that make it harder to vote.

BULLSHIT

Goddammit, I told you son, if you want to make this partisan GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE and find another thread

=> SHUT THE FUCK UP <= with your asinine partisan stupidity

People like YOU are why this country is in such a fucking mess right now
 
We already have an honest vote

Show any US elections that have been fixed
The politburo never makes mistakes period! We have control of the evidence! We also have agencies to investigate and destroy the reputations of people who complain. We have the media on our side to sway public opinion! Good thing the Politburo is gone right?
 
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Not true. One third of independents believe it. Even a few million Democrats believe it. You just think ONLY Republicans believe it because you’ve been brainwashed into demonizing Republicans.

Strict election laws will make it harder to cheat, and that’s why Democrats are opposed.
And even more Democrats believe it than let on, but "politics" is their first duty so they're not gonna talk.
 
The founders assumed that the electors would elect a president of high morals and impeccable loyalty to the nation.
Yes, and the right to vote was given only to men who own property. I imagine the founders felt that as a male group, property owners would police themselves as you say with the tool of impeachment if something as corrupt and authoritarian as ‘the donald’ were to become president and remain president outside the constitutional process. How could they see the Trumpism crisis ignited by a predudent who would be not as a wise educated man of wealth and property, and loyal to the nation , but as a fearmongering, divisive and uninhibited leader of a culture war against the popular gains of sexual, religious and racial rights nation that we have become.

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We have this. Democrat vote counters simply DIDNT OBEY THE LAW, and no one did anything about it
Where, When and Who didnt obey the law and why were they not investigated , exposed and prosecuted in a court of law. That is why courts exists and you must know that all citizens are considered innocent unless proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt. WTF Foxfyre what are you hiding from?

What is your data baseline starting point to get to 99.9% honest and fair elections?

in the category of presidential elections since WWII ENDED will you tell me what you @Foxfyre believe is the current percentage point and how much below 99.9% honest and fair elections are we with our current process?
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Not true. One third of independents believe it. Even a few million Democrats believe it. You just think ONLY Republicans believe it because you’ve been brainwashed into demonizing Republicans.

Strict election laws will make it harder to cheat, and that’s why Democrats are opposed.
Fraud committed by voters is exceedingly rare, however allegations of voter fraud are ubiquitous. and thus millions are questioning their confidence in our elections. However, there’s a stark partisan divide on the question of trust in elections. 86% of Democrats and 60% of independents have a “great deal” or “good amount” of trust that elections are fair. Just 34% of Republicans agree.

Accusations are almost always leveled by opponents when reformers seek to make it easier to vote, not just at election time. The specter of voter fraud is used to scare people and justify rules that make it harder to vote for that segment of the population that already votes the least; the poor, new citizen voters, young people and racial minorities.

The issue is power and how democracy threatens the economic power of the wealthiest people and corporations in the country. Full participation will lead to a more representative electorate, which, in turn, will lead to a more equitable and just society, threatening the economic and racially privileged interests of elites.

 
Fraud committed by voters is exceedingly rare, however allegations of voter fraud are ubiquitous. and thus millions are questioning their confidence in our elections. However, there’s a stark partisan divide on the question of trust in elections. 86% of Democrats and 60% of independents have a “great deal” or “good amount” of trust that elections are fair. Just 34% of Republicans agree.

Accusations are almost always leveled by opponents when reformers seek to make it easier to vote, not just at election time. The specter of voter fraud is used to scare people and justify rules that make it harder to vote for that segment of the population that already votes the least; the poor, new citizen voters, young people and racial minorities.

The issue is power and how democracy threatens the economic power of the wealthiest people and corporations in the country. Full participation will lead to a more representative electorate, which, in turn, will lead to a more equitable and just society, threatening the economic and racially privileged interests of elites.

I agree that we want full LEGITIMATE participation.

Do you agree?
 
Fraud committed by voters is exceedingly rare, however allegations of voter fraud are ubiquitous. and thus millions are questioning their confidence in our elections. However, there’s a stark partisan divide on the question of trust in elections. 86% of Democrats and 60% of independents have a “great deal” or “good amount” of trust that elections are fair. Just 34% of Republicans agree.

Accusations are almost always leveled by opponents when reformers seek to make it easier to vote, not just at election time. The specter of voter fraud is used to scare people and justify rules that make it harder to vote for that segment of the population that already votes the least; the poor, new citizen voters, young people and racial minorities.

The issue is power and how democracy threatens the economic power of the wealthiest people and corporations in the country. Full participation will lead to a more representative electorate, which, in turn, will lead to a more equitable and just society, threatening the economic and racially privileged interests of elites.

So what would be wrong with these four basic rules to gain the confidence of voters:

1. ID to prove you are who you say you are (as is required to rent a car, stay at a hotel, sign contracts, etc.?)

2. Limit early voting to a week so candidates get a chance to debate and make their case before voters choose

3. Mail-in ballots, which lend themselves to harvesters who manipulate ignorant and gullible voters with lies, are limited to military out of state, elderly, and disabled

4. Republican and Democrat observers have the same access to observe the counting, and without halts and delays
 
So what would be wrong with these four basic rules to gain the confidence of voters:
NFBW: Not a single one of those reforms will gain the confidence or faith of religious non-reasonable voters or with the population of non/Christian voters who are rational, but know the potency of culture war politics ( Correll ) does for the Republican Party.

The GOP relies heavily upon appeasing and manipulating the Trump evangelical base and culture war Catholics like our beloved USMB Mashmont .

Your proposal with that in mind, will not sway those, who are predominantly white, who fully and unconditionally believe a certain irreligious man was chosen to be the President, by their God, the Holy author of the Christian Bible, to use one specific political Party as a base to oppose the godless multiracially corrupt Democrats in order to save America and make America right with God, as it was in their minds, some glorious distant time when Leave it to Beaver aired on TV.

Hence the power of MAGA, make America great again.

Your ideas might be quite rational Lisa558 but because so much if the GOP is faith based and not rationally based, they will not change the minds of those who are fighting the culture war, tooth and nail, with cross in hand and in the irrationally induced fear that the godless multi-racial, multi.cultural, sexually liberated new majority in America will destroy the nation that God created through them and for them.

Changing a few election rules Lisa558 and Foxfyre changes nothing to bring peace and mutual understanding to the belligerents in America’s culture war.

We have to eliminate white Christian fear of what will happen to our society as the WASPs continue to lose the cultural and political majority they’ve had for a quarter of a millennia; and that will not be easy if not impossible for law abiding multicultural rational Americans to do.

This thread I thought was about ridding the mistrust in our election process and my two cents is you cannot do it until we as rational Americans cone together to rid this great nation of ours that is making so much progress for all humanity, of the irrational fear of progress that is so unreasonably dominate within the most recent strongarm politics on the right.

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Where, When and Who didnt obey the law and why were they not investigated , exposed and prosecuted in a court of law. That is why courts exists and you must know that all citizens are considered innocent unless proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt. WTF Foxfyre what are you hiding from?


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Where, When and Who didnt obey the law and why were they not investigated , exposed and prosecuted in a court of law. That is why courts exists and you must know that all citizens are considered innocent unless proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt. WTF Foxfyre what are you hiding from?


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My wife and I were both paid and volunteer poll workers for a number of years in several states. These are some typical Voting Irregulars we reported.

Before working the polls, we had to attend a class on procedures, laws and regulation that no one remembers. We had a sheet where we record irregularities and what was done. Also the monitors did the same thing. These sheets were sent in when the polls closed. The polling places we worked had lots voting, maybe 2,000 to 3,000 in a general election. I would say on average there were 5 to 10 exceptions turned in by poll workers at the end of the day. Here is the kind stuff that poll workers reported. The decision of what was illegal was made by people higher up the food chain.

  1. Voter presents husband's ID, saying he was too sick to vote and she is voting for him. Voter not allowed to vote and given a verbal and written explanation of the regulations.
  2. Foreign national presents their green card as id and says he should be allowed to vote Voter not allowed to vote and given a verbal and written explanation of the regulations.
  3. Young woman claims she has not voted but registrar listing shows she has Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  4. Voter name and signature do not match registrar records Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  5. Voter campaigning for a candidate in the voter line. Voter Warned
  6. Voter ask poll worker for help voting, monitor claims she illegally coached him Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  7. Poll monitor reports a person voting without any identification or signing register Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
The most common voter fraud is a person voting or trying to vote for a family member or friend who is not able to vote.

If anyone is interested in real cases of voter fraud here are the court cases from Heritage Database.
 
My wife and I were both paid and volunteer poll workers for a number of years in several states. These are some typical Voting Irregulars we reported.

Before working the polls, we had to attend a class on procedures, laws and regulation that no one remembers. We had a sheet where we record irregularities and what was done. Also the monitors did the same thing. These sheets were sent in when the polls closed. The polling places we worked had lots voting, maybe 2,000 to 3,000 in a general election. I would say on average there were 5 to 10 exceptions turned in by poll workers at the end of the day. Here is the kind stuff that poll workers reported. The decision of what was illegal was made by people higher up the food chain.

  1. Voter presents husband's ID, saying he was too sick to vote and she is voting for him. Voter not allowed to vote and given a verbal and written explanation of the regulations.
  2. Foreign national presents their green card as id and says he should be allowed to vote Voter not allowed to vote and given a verbal and written explanation of the regulations.
  3. Young woman claims she has not voted but registrar listing shows she has Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  4. Voter name and signature do not match registrar records Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  5. Voter campaigning for a candidate in the voter line. Voter Warned
  6. Voter ask poll worker for help voting, monitor claims she illegally coached him Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
  7. Poll monitor reports a person voting without any identification or signing register Allowed to vote with ballot marked for review
The most common voter fraud is a person voting or trying to vote for a family member or friend who is not able to vote.

If anyone is interested in real cases of voter fraud here are the court cases from Heritage Database.
Nowhere do you mention boxes, baskets and suitcases full of mail-in unverifiable ballots that appear out of nowhere after everyone is gone.
 

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