[Eastbound]

"After all, we elected them. Even though there wasn't a real choice."

You have to remember that we elected them to follow the rules. The reason we wrote the U.S. Constitution was to create a mechanism to protect our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, which we proclaimed before the Constitution was written. If our employees have a problem with that, we'll just have to fire them and replace them with those who have better reading and comprehension skills.

The Constitution is not a charter for tyranny, nor did we surrender the document to our our elected officials. So by what logic or reason do our employees think they can surrender our charter to a foreign power? It does not belong to them. It belongs to We the People -- individually and collectively.

[itsahoot]

It does not belong to them. It belongs to We the People -- individually and collectively.

We have given you a republic, madam if you can keep it.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

So by what logic or reason do our employees think they can surrender our charter to a foreign power?

Simple - You just have some leftist socially liberal Democrat-leaning businessmen masquerade as Republicans and flood the Republican side of the ballot and voila - crypto one-party state where your vote means jack.