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To: stanne
No one living under any substantial federally subsidized income should be allowed to vote for reasons of conflict of interest at least. Period

When my nation called, I served in the military. (please, do NOT thank me for my service) When called upon I served on juries both grand and pettit. Since the age of 16 I've paid, and continue to pay, income taxes.

But since a substantial part of my income is now SS retirement benefits, part of which are taxed, and am enrolled in MediCare, I should now be freed of my duty to vote.

THANK YOU!!! Keeping abreast of who or what to vote for or against has gotten to be a real pain in the ass.

Again, thank you.

(not sure if I'm being sarcastic or not)

57 posted on 04/25/2016 8:37:24 AM PDT by Roccus (Fighting POLITICIANS is the true WOT)
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To: Roccus

‘No one living under any substantial federally subsidized income should be allowed to vote for reasons of conflict of interest at least.’

If, by this, you think I mean those receiving the SS they paid into or the members and former members of the military collecting taxpayer money for their service in protecting the taxpayer, then you’re just looking for a fight.

Try down the hall at the office of elections when they allow vast numbers of overseas ballots from military serving overseas because they vote majority republican


61 posted on 04/25/2016 9:52:42 AM PDT by stanne
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