“I’m afraid there’s no end to the Fraud, anyumore.”
Aw, but there is. And this is the first step. It just took getting pissed off at the right place to accomplish it. The ordeal on Jan 6, 2020, was too little too late. By that time the discussion was over and couldn’t, and shouldn’t, be changed.
The real communication with the federal government starts at the lowest level of government action, that single vote from the people that are really effected by their decisions: the state polls being fed by the little towns and burgs that are the real heads of the country. The feds don’t deal in people, they work in numbers. Their reality is a game for money and power not as civil servants. They are really the only people that don’t count. They are put there by the voters to do a job and they now have created ways to protect and pay themselves whether they protect the people or not, their only job.
So when something happens, it can be corrected or supported using the common sense they’ve taken away with rules they made. Getting out to vote for something like this is their worst nightmare as that’s the only act they can’t legally reverse. It makes everyone pay for their actions, one way or another if those little towns and bergs do their job better than the representatives that have been doing theirs. And in the end, the people of those little towns and burgs will still be there. Failing or crooked representatives won’t. And that is not an impossible perfect world.
wy69
Au Contraire, mon Ami.......
There is NO law/legislation ever passed by the Voters that "Progressives" don't challenge in friendly, planted-Judge Courts, to get delays, litigations, etc. even when the Voters clearly have endorsed something that's not a fit for their Agenda.
They successfully stone-walled and destroyed Evidence in 2020's Presidential Election, and friendly/co-erced/OWNED Judges declared that We The People had no "Standing" to contest the fake vote outcome.
I agree that it's too cumbersome/obvious/costly for them to steal local Elections or Ballot initiatives, but that doesn't stop them from seeking friendly black-robed co-horts from delaying or wreaking havoc, in the interim, until lengthy Appeals and further litigaton delays the outcome.
IF Issue 1 passes in Ohio, which I am fearing may be hard to do, with so many women Hell-bent on keeping baby-killing as a legal method to remedy their mistakes, it's an uphill climb.