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To: Freedom'sWorthIt

I have for the most part stopped keeping up with the Voter Fraud stories coming out of Florida and several other states.
It looks like NOTHING IS GOING TO BE DONE ABOUT IT.

It does me no good staying angry all day about something I have no control over at all.
This is simply the world we now live in, and I have to do just wade through the filth as is possible. I think of Alexander Solzenetzen, and remember that people have survived far worse. No amount of my Keyboard Rage is going to change a thing. Time to stop and look for some GD roses to smell.


17 posted on 11/13/2018 10:05:40 AM PST by lee martell (AT)
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To: lee martell

You can do something about it. Be a poll worker in your precinct or county. Take the training and work the next election. My county has around 95 precincts. Each precinct has its own voting location on election day. Each location needs about 5 minimum, and 7 comfortably, to process voters. Ideally, more than one party should be represented among the poll workers. Even committing to a 2 hour shift helps. Once you are trained and have worked a couple of elections, offer to mentor or train new volunteers. The more eyes on the process, the less likely it is for vote fraud to occur.


30 posted on 11/13/2018 12:32:03 PM PST by Cheesehead in Texas
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To: lee martell

I am about at that point too. I won’t watch the news. I shouldn’t come here so much but it is an old habit that is hard to break.

But you are right....things have been much worse and people survived. We are just going to have to find ways to survive this nightmare.


34 posted on 11/13/2018 2:05:58 PM PST by Freedom'sWorthIt
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