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ProfessorPlum

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3. I have those doubts as well

Reply to Golden Raisin (Reply #1)

Tue Jun 27, 2017, 12:23 PM

Jun 2017

It would help if the populace were aware enough that future election results which are completely askew cause us to throw out the electronic machines.

I wish the Democratic party would get behind that movement. What could their opponents say? They don't want non-hackable votes and vote counts?

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We rely on the hope that, in the end, GOP voters will wake up and see what is happening [View all] ProfessorPlum Jun 2017 OP

But between purposeful gerry-mandering, Golden Raisin Jun 2017 #1

I have those doubts as well ProfessorPlum Jun 2017 #3

This is the only thing that makes sense. old guy Jun 2017 #5

It's hard to convey a strong message awesomerwb1 Jun 2017 #2

We've been warning them about that oven burner for thirty years now. dawg Jun 2017 #4

You're completely wrong about the Democratic Party, Plum, Hortensis Jun 2017 #6

all people make decisions with their emotions first, and use cognition to justify them afterwards ProfessorPlum Jun 2017 #7

Hopefully, others will make my post NOT a Hortensis Jun 2017 #9

Not gonna happen. kentuck Jun 2017 #8

I think we should just convert the 50% that don't vote and leave the deplorables to wallow NightWatcher Jun 2017 #10