Actually, most of those things they've always done. The only difference is there were more mail in ballots because of Covid. Now, if you want to claim Covid (AKA TRUMP PLAGUE) is the reason Trump couldn't vote in person, then that goes for the rest of us, too.
As far as "Checking Signatures", um, is the person checking the signature a handwriting expert? My signature rarely looks the same way twice. Over the years of signing thousands of documents, it just kind of looks like a J-squiggle, E. B-squiggle. Honestly, Signature validation sounds like "literacy test", just another excuse to keep the darkies from voting.
Why is that, because 'darkies" can't sign their name consistently? Pretty racist remark on your part.
You don't have to be a handwriting expert to see two different signatures. They do give you a crash course on what to look for. My friends wife was an elections worker for several years. But you do have to present valid identification which is important; something you don't have to do with mail in ballots. At least in my county, they scan your DL when you hand it to them.
We already have. The country they created was kind of fucked up, a racist slave state where only those with property had any rights. We've had 250 years of guys like Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, FDR, JFK, MLK, Susan B. Anthony, etc. etc. who actually made this a place worth living in. We need to keep going in that direction.
What direction is that, 26 trillion dollars in debt and growing? Communism was not in play in this country until recently. Nobody even thought about it. Today it's part and parcel of the Democrat party. None of the people you mentioned above ever thought about rigging the election system so only their party could win and have total control of the country.
As Tonto said to the Lone Ranger, "Who's 'we', Paleface?" You guys haven't won the popular vote honestly since 1988. (No, 2004 doesn't count, given you had to terrify the shit out of the population to get them to vote for Bush). If we put EVERY ISSUE on a national ballot, I promise you most of your positions would LOSE, LOSE, LOSE. Most people support the rich paying their fair share. Most people want sensible gun laws that keep guns out of the hands of nuts.
If you rob Peter to pay Paul, the Paul's of your society generally have no objection.
Our founders never wanted everybody to have a right to vote, only those who had a financial stake in the country. Even way back then they understood the nature of man. Giving people the right to vote money out of their neighbors pocket is very inviting to many people and create chaos such as what we have today.
We are the people who like our free and capitalist system. It makes no sense to change this country when we're the only one of it's kind, and there are so many of the others you want to change this country into. We became the strongest and richest nation in only a few hundred years, which is outstanding given most societies around the world are thousands of years old. We did that with capitalism, not Socialism or Communism. It's like the old saying goes: If it's not broke--don't fix it. It's why millions of people want to come here.
We love our country, and that's why we fight so hard to keep you from changing it.
Actually, very little of it... you dont sound like a guy who invests smartly. You sound like a guy who lives in a slum, gets angry at his poor neighbors, but thinks he's superior, somehow.
I, on the other hand, live in a nice suburb. I have hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets.... and, yes, I am still glad that social security it there because you never know what might happen.
I don't invest long term at all. That's why I have a professional reputable company invest for me. Even when the market crashed at the beginning of Covid, my account was only down a few thousand dollars, my company easily survived the housing crash and used the downside to our advantage. As for personal investments, I have land investments, tried the stock market for a short time, and spent a couple of years in the commodities market. It was all for fun. My land investment is paying off nicely and helping me in my older age which was in my plans, plus I really enjoy it.
SS sends out pamphlets now and then. It lists your (and your employers) contribution to the program every year you worked. Next time you get that pamphlet, take that to a reputable investment company, and ask them to calculate what you'd be worth today if you had all that money since you were a kid invested in a conservative growth account. If I die blowing out the candles on my birthday cake at the age of 67, my niece and nephew will inherit my property, they will inherit my bank accounts, they will inherit my IRA, my valuable guitars, and anything else they'd like to take. What they won't see is one dime of all the SS money I contributed to the system.
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