Posted on 12/05/2020 12:19:37 PM PST by rintintin
FDIC - member banks are heavily regulated for uniformity and integrity in their handling of money
The conduct of federal elections should be equally uniform and strictly regulated Why not assign federally charted banks the responsibility of running federal elections?
The “system” we’ve got now would shame many third world countries for its chaotic lack of organization, reliability, and integrity
Just a thought
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Lol....no
One thing I could see is having the companies that make ATMs make voting machines. BUT make the software open source so we can all see the code.
One problem is that every state/county/district wants to do things different. Some, you fill in bubbles on a paper ballot and stick it in a scanner. Some, they have touch screens to do your voting, hit submit and it prints a ballot. Some have some sort of card that gets made I guess.
Are there some that keep no paper record at all?
Just get an ID and do it the old way. Screw all this new normal and better
Good idea. Also, they already have your SSN for verification.
Yea, they also hold your direct deposits for a day or so so they can use it for investment. You have no idea what banks do after hours with your money. They manipulate time stamps so checks bounce when it should have cleared just so they can charge you a fee for a returned check. Wells Fargo just paid a huge fine for doing crap like that. Big Banks are legally crooked as hell.
democrats are already printing up as much votes as they need now, we do not need banks treating votes the same way.
I’d trust the banks to do it over the post office, that is for sure.
Reuters, will provide a link.
Factbox: Step by step - How Chinese 'money brokers' launder cash for Mexican drug cartels
Beyond simple. I learned how to count at three.
Changing without systems without dealing with the corruption solves nothing.
Get thy ballots to a nunnery.
Let the Little Sisters of the Poor count the votes.
Yes - retail banks might be ok -
I’d rather see elections run by one of the big public accounting firms. They are the ones that keep the banks honest - along with every other industry.
I was a CPA.
I never met a crooked CPA - just a hint of crookedness and you would never work again. I’m sure there are millions of crooked accountants - but public auditors are straight arrows.
Also, the CPAs know how to set up and test fraud-proof internal controls - and preserve an audit trail - so you can always trace reported results back to journal entries - and then back to the transaction’s supporting documents.
Every corporation undergoes a thorough audit once or twice a year and gets its books certified - if there was something to find we would find it - and tighten up the procedures so it couldn’t happen again - if any hint of malfeasance people got fired or worse.
There is no reason that standards should be any lower for a Presidential election!
Bwahahaha.
Let’s see:
https://www.voanews.com/economy-business/dirty-money-criminal-cash-bank-leaks-allege-vast-scale-global-fraud
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/wells-fargo-pay-3-billion-over-fake-account-scandal-n1140541
https://www.financemagnates.com/institutional-forex/exchanges/us-court-approves-fx-rigging-lawsuit-against-15-big-banks/
Yeah clearly the banks are above reproach. HAHAHA.
Really dude. Your idea is basically “let’s hand voting over to the one industry we know for sure is even MORE corrupt than politics.”
Yeah Arthur Anderson certainly proves the Big 5 are 100% trustworthy across the board.
Hand ballots.
Vote in-person only, with national voter ID card, and a fingerprint on ballot.
Even stricter requirements for absentee.
lol. Not a bad idea.
I’d rather have the IRS handle it...
But then again they let illegals file stolen SSN number tax returns for refunds... so....
NO!
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