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Floridians love controversy, whether it’s centered on South Beach’s self-indulgence, Key West’s kookiness or the butterfly ballot’s brouhaha. We love controversy so much that we’ll create it where none exists. A 2007 forum question posted on City-Data.com asked, “Why is there so much racism in Florida?” Florida’s “racists” later chose a Cuban-American U.S. senator, a black female lieutenant governor and an African-American U.S. House member. Go figure. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Weston, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, likes controversy. She’s an uber-liberal congresswoman. She often ridicules conservative Republicans (I know, I’m getting redundant here).

This list is by no means complete but only a start. The approach is the same used in the credit card industry and military security systems. 1. Assume that criminals will do everything they can to defeat the system. 2. Assume that people will make mistakes, so you need to notify them of their mistakes during the voting process and help them correct the mistakes before the vote is cast. (under voting and over voting) 3. Assume that government officials will try to find a way to abuse their power.

This list is by no means complete but only a start. The approach is the same used in the credit card industry and military security systems. 1. Assume that criminals will do everything they can to defeat the system. 2. Assume that people will make mistakes, so you need to notify them of their mistakes during the voting process and help them correct the mistakes before the vote is cast. (under voting and over voting) 3. Assume that government officials will try to find a way to abuse their power. If you agree with this please go to www.afvr.org and...

This is not a solution that will be solved county by county or state by state. We need a total solution