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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Minneapolis' Healthy Foods Mandate Screws Over Ethnic Grocers

Buried? Feds to release major climate report day after Thanksgiving

Mises Predicted the "Red Meat Tax"

Why A Revote Is Necessary After Brenda Snipes Resigns Amid Florida’s Midterm Insanity

Even California Cannot Defy Nature Forever

QE Created Dangerous Financial Dependence, Italy Hooked, Withdrawal Next, ECB Warns

Information Attacks against Democracies

Roberts, Trump spar in extraordinary scrap over judges

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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In Democratic circles, anti-Semitism is becoming normal

The ACLU Condemns DeVos's Title IX Reforms, Says These Due Process Safeguards 'Inappropriately Favor the Accused'

Household debt hit a record high of $13.5 trillion last quarter

A Warm-Up For 2020: Arizona’s Maricopa County Just Stole The Senate Election

GOP Audits Elections Office In County That Swung To Democrats

Hanging On: Republican Congresswoman Mia Love Is Now Favored To Prevail In Tight Re-Election Bid

Stacey Abrams Acknowledges Loss In Georgia Governor's Race

Is an ‘Internet of Ears’ the next big thing for smart homes?

SAF, NRA File Federal Lawsuit Challenging Initiative 1639

Kansas City Health Department pours bleach on food meant for homeless people

Debra Messing Joins Alyssa Milano, Condemns Anti-Semitic Women's March Leaders

Gridlocked, in Fair Weather and Foul

Bubble Trouble: Seattle-Bellevue Metro Housing Market Goes South

Democrats’ Way Back: Is the Resistance rooted in reality?

Identity Politics and American anti-Semitism

Brenda Snipes submits resignation as Broward elections supervisor

Hell Hath No Fury Like a Liberal Scorned: The Media Turns on Facebook and Google

Trump backs sentencing reform bill he says will give ex-inmates 'a second chance at life'

The Institutionalization of Social Justice

There's a Good Reason Many Women Make Less Than Men

Loggers support Trump's claim that wildfires caused by 'poor forest management'

Global warming alarmists pissed off by Canadian gov’t report that nukes their narrative about polar bears

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Batkid saved San Francisco five years ago, and his cancer's been in remission ever since

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The election was tight, much tighter than anyone thought it could be.

Tags: Kyrsten Sinema ∙ election ∙ Martha McSally ∙ Senator ∙ Arizona ∙ GOP leadership ∙ voter dissatisfaction ∙ John McCain

Pelosi On Broward County: ‘There Is No Election Fraud,’ Just ‘An Honest Count Of The Vote’

Arizona Democrat's Lead Now 'Insurmountable'

Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe

This is What Retail Investors Did with GE This Year as it Plunged

Google’s Highly Cited Scholar Wants a ‘Farewell to Free Speech’

Lhamon’s Confession: She Gamed The Narrative

God and Guns in the Synagogue

Understanding the Global Recession of 2019

Former Hillary Adviser: “Hillary will run again”

‘None of the above’ tops list of potential 2020 Dems, poll shows

Alabama Voters Pass Amendment to Display Ten Commandments at Public Schools

Should We Abolish the Electoral College?

Judicial Watch sues for records on overlooked House IT scandal

Tags: Nancy Pelosi ∙ election ∙ Broward County ∙ Florida ∙ General Electric ∙ Google ∙ Title IX ∙ Catherine Lhamon ∙ guns ∙ synagogue ∙ recession ∙ 2019 ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ none of the above ∙ Democrats ∙ Decalogue ∙ Alabama ∙ public schools ∙ electoral college ∙ Judicial Watch ∙ House of Representatives ∙ scandal

Poll – Dem Choice For 2020 POTUS Race: None Of The Above

Newly Unsealed Documents Show Top FDIC Officials Running Operation Choke Point

U.S. Secret Service Warns ID Thieves are Abusing USPS’s Mail Scanning Service

The DEA and ICE are hiding surveillance cameras in streetlights

Florida Sec. of State Orders Recount for Both Senate and Governor’s Races

Are We Becoming a Victimocracy?

Proof positive that these Dems were against Jeff Sessions before they were for him

Feinstein Urged Obama To Use Presidential Power To Limit Immigration: ‘No Legislation Necessary’

Tags: polls ∙ Democrats ∙ President ∙ Operation Choke Point ∙ Obama Administration ∙ financial system ∙ USPS ∙ Secret Service ∙ ID theft ∙ DEA ∙ ICE ∙ surveillance ∙ Florida ∙ election ∙ recount ∙ victimhood ∙ Dianne Feinstein ∙ Barack Obama ∙ immigration

As His Final Move in Office, Jeff Sessions Limits Use of Court Settlements to Reform Rotten Police Departments

I Think I Have Lost the Plot -- When Did AG Jeff Sessions Become a Liberal Icon?

What Causes a Normal Election to Spiral into Tribal Warfare?

Senate Judiciary Committee Report: 45 Interviews, Zero Evidence To Corroborate Claims Against Kavanaugh

China’s president vows to lower tariffs, increase imports amid tensions with US

Harvard's Racist Diversity

Why Are so Few Americans Able to Get Ahead?

Keith Ellison, Farrakhan groupie and go-to Congressman for anti-Israel activists, elected Minnesota AG

Note to Resistance media: The First Amendment wasn’t written to protect a reporter’s right to grandstand in the White House

Devastating wildfire blazes through California town: 'The community of Paradise is destroyed'

Florida Official Overseeing Vote Count Destroyed Ballots, Accused of Not Removing Dead Voters from Rolls

McSally vs. Sinema ballot update: About 9,600 votes separate the candidates, with Sinema in the lead

ABC, NBC Ignore Antifa Mob Assaulting Home of Fox News Host Tucker Carlson

Saudi prince MBS tells US evangelicals the world should focus on Iran, not him

Tags: Jeff Sessions ∙ reform ∙ police misconduct ∙ Brett Kavanaugh ∙ Senate ∙ China ∙ trade war ∙ Harvard ∙ diversity ∙ Keith Ellison ∙ resistance ∙ First Amendment ∙ White House ∙ Florida ∙ election ∙ Arizona ∙ Martha McSally ∙ Kyrsten Sinema ∙ ABC ∙ NBC ∙ Antifa ∙ Tucker Carlson ∙ Saudi crown prince ∙ Bin Salman ∙ Iran

Illegal Migrants Boast of Aiding Democrats’ Campaigns

Three European Countries Block Tax on Tech Giants

Mo’ Money, Mo’ Invasion

America Goes to War

Fmr Assistant Secretary of Treasury Explains What The Mid-Term Elections Are Really About

Hillary Clinton remains the Democrats best chance to defeat Trump in 2020

Right-wing activist group films undercover video of Kyrsten Sinema, staffers

Police decrypt 258,000 messages after breaking pricey IronChat crypto app

6 Questions About The Huge CIA Blunder That Allowed Enemies To Kill 70 U.S. Spies

CIA's ‘surveillance state’ is operating against us all

This Ousted Judge Just Released All the Juvenile Defendants Who Promised Him They Wouldn't Kill Anybody

Cannabis Industry Cheers Sessions' Departure at DOJ

3 Ways to Make the Post-Election World Better

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It's going to be tight.

Tags: caravan ∙ George Soros ∙ wind farms ∙ buzzards ∙ hawks ∙ kites ∙ libertarian ∙ Jordan Peterson ∙ NRA ∙ NRA boycott ∙ New York ∙ Justin Amash ∙ election ∙ Thomas Massie ∙ Congress ∙ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ∙ marijuana ∙ Michigan ∙ Utah ∙ climate change ∙ Adam Schiff ∙ RussiaGate

The Gods Do Not Vote, So Why Are You Asking Them?

Tags: election ∙ Florida ∙ Congress ∙ Arizona ∙ Republican ∙ AZ Prop 126 ∙ Martha McSally ∙ Kyrsten Sinema ∙ Doug Ducey

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Changing the Rules

Why Is Social Media So Toxic?

Have we really wiped out half of all animals?

If Dems win the House, ‘climate committee’ will return – seeking energy taxes

Napolitano Teaches Basic Civics to Desperate ‘Fox & Friends’ Hosts

We Need a #MeToo Movement for Political Consent

How Trump Is Winning The Midterm Elections

Pakistan acquits Christian woman on death row

Surveillance Cameras Can Identify Anyone by “Talking to Their Cellphones”

Everything you need to know about economics you can learn in the pet food aisle

'Stalked within your own home': Woman says abusive ex used smart home technology against her

If You Liked 'Axis of Evil,' You're Gonna Love 'Troika of Tyranny'

Foxconn: Failure & Fraud

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If you can't be bothered to have an actual person call me, I can't be bothered to take your call.

And I won't think fondly of you when I am in the voting booth.

Tags: election ∙ cold calling

Civility 101: James Cromwell Says ‘There Will Be Blood’ if Dems Lose Midterms

State-Backed Digital Currency Offers Nothing for Canadians

Is This Worse Than '68?

Moving The Goalposts: IPCC Secretly Redefines what ‘Climate’ means

Bolsonaro is not a fascist

Dad at McDonald's with kids shoots and kills masked gunman who opened fire

Why Halloween Is America’s Most Neighborhood-Nurturing Holiday

Hillary Clinton Drops Super Racist Comment During Event

The Misguided Rabbis of Twitter

Election predictions

Feds Order Google To Hand Over A Load Of Innocent Americans' Locations

New Research Confirms We Got Cholesterol All Wrong

Warmists and Skeptics Should Agree That This is The Real Scandal in Climate Science

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Fargo Considers Whether to Turn Local Elections into a Voting System of Likes (and Dislikes)

““It's called "approval voting," and residents of Fargo (population: 120,000) are being asked in a ballot initiative if they'd like to be the first municipality in the United States to try it.

Rather than simply voting for one candidate, voters in this system are asked to approve or oppose each person on the ballot. The votes are all tallied, and the candidate with the most approval votes is declared the winner. Much like Maine's ranked-choice instant runoff voting system, this approach doesn't lock voters into supporting a single candidate. It thus allows voters to support third-party and independent candidates if they like them, without having to "throw their vote away" or spoil the chances of a major-party candidate they also support.

Approval voting is a pet project of The Center for Election Science, and the group has been involved in the education campaign in Fargo running up to the election. Polls show that support for this change is high, twice that of those who oppose the change. But more than a third of those polled say that they are undecided, so the center has some work ahead.””
     — Scott Shackford

Tags: Fargo ∙ election ∙ Scott Shackford ∙ approval voting, ∙ candidate ∙ approval ∙ Maine ∙ alternative voting ∙ ranked-choice ∙ The Center for Election Science

Will they tolerate similar "resistance" from conservatives?

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Study: 80% of Americans Believe Political Correctness Is a Problem

Trump's Trade War Isn't Working Because Tariffs Hurt Americans

The $15 Minimum Wage Is Turning Hard Workers Into Black Market Lawbreakers: New at Reason

Rand Paul Reveals Media Hid Key Detail About GOP Baseball Attacker

Obama had secret plan to validate Clinton victory if Trump didn't accept it: report

Tags: political correctness ∙ Donald Trump ∙ trade war ∙ tariffs ∙ minimum wage ∙ media ∙ baseball attacker ∙ Barack Obama ∙ election

Sen. John McCain, American ‘maverick’ and Arizona political giant, dies at age 81

I do not and would not wish death on anyone.

As an Arizona resident who worked against his re-election the last four times, I wish he had retired years ago.

Governor Ducey will be empowered by an act of the legislature to appoint a Republican to fill out the rest of the term. And yes, Arizona state law requires that the appointee be the same party.

I had my disagreements with McCain.

So did Barry Goldwater.

I stopped trusting McCain during the Keating Five mess.

I could say more, but I'll wait a month or so.

I don't speak or write ill of the dead in the first month after their passing. It changes nothing, and everyone deserves the right to deal with their passions and memories.

Edited to add:

McCain to lie in state at Capitol in Washington, Arizona

I know it's supposed to honor the “most eminent citizens,” but I still think lying in state in the Capitol Rotunda is political opportunism.

Tags: Senator ∙ John McCain ∙ passing day ∙ Arizona ∙ election ∙ Doug Ducey ∙ lying in state ∙ political opportunism

❝❝Liberty demands more than just deciding who is "in charge." If government means electing people who are kinda-sorta on your side on alternate Thursdays when there's no rain, what's the point?❞❞
     — NeoWayland

Tags: maxims ∙ election ∙ kinda-sorta ∙ alternate Thursdays ∙ no rain ∙ goverment ∙ tweeted

““In short, killing the goose that lays the golden egg is a viable political strategy, so long as the goose does not die before the next election and no one traces the politicians’ fingerprints on the murder weapon.””
     — Thomas Sowell

Tags: Thomas Sowell ∙ goose ∙ golden egg ∙ strategy ∙ election ∙ politicos ∙ fingerprint ∙ murder weapon

❝❝There were so many patting themselves on the back and proud that a black man had been elected President that no one bothered to ask if a good man had been elected President.❞❞
     — NeoWayland

Tags: maxims ∙ Barack Obama ∙ President ∙ election

❝❝I'm not a Trump fan. I don't trust him and I don't like him.

That being said, when some of us said we didn't like Obama, we were told to sit down and shut up. Obama won, and it was his ball game.

That alone should raise people's hackles.

Right after Trump was elected, there was the woman's march thing. I asked a very progressive group just what was it that Trump had said or done that presented such a threat to women in particular. The only real answer I got was something about woman's reproductive rights. That's when I pointed out that Trump supported Planned Parenthood.

One year later, the same group was talking about supporting the next woman's march. I asked what Trump had done in the previous year that was a particular threat to women. I got something vague about the judges he appointed. I asked how that was different than a liberal President appointing liberal judges.

The complaints about Trump not being legitimately elected are mostly recycled from Bush the Younger. The complaints about Trump being a danger to world peace and being totally incompetent are being recycled from Goldwater and Reagan. I know, I went back and checked. Progressive will complain about Trump tweeting from the toilet, but they can't tell you what he has done that they find repulsive. Except judicial appointments, of course.

We've reached the point where we're told that Trump is E-V-I-L, but they can't say why. And meanwhile with overwhelming bad news coverage, he still has an approval rating of more than 50%.

I don't like him. I don't trust him. I think he is going to make some very bad decisions that will be very bad for the country. But meanwhile, he's screwing up the established government traditions and driving the technocrats crazy. He's disrupting things that need to be disrupted. He's changing government. I have to give the man credit for that.❞❞

Tags: Donald Trump ∙ Barack Obama ∙ election ∙ Women's March ∙ Planned Parenthood ∙ Bush League ∙ reproductive rights ∙ judicial nominees ∙ World peace ∙ legitimately elected ∙ incompetent ∙ Barry Goldwater ∙ Ronald Reagan ∙ evil ∙ approval ∙ establishment ∙ disrupt ∙ goverment

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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❝❝I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on the internet. As nearly as I can tell from a fast scan, Federal case law says that states are responsible for setting voter qualifications within certain limits. Apparently you can't restrict someone from voting for something like not paying poll taxes, or by requiring them to pass a literacy test.

I'm pretty sure it can't be done by a city, but it looks like it may be possible for a state to create voters.

Gods, that's a huge loophole. It may well be legal to be a voter without being a citizen.

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There's a small problem. I've looked over the Constitution, paying special attention to the 14th, 15th, and 19th Amendment.

It looks to me that Congress (and therefore the Federal government) has no power to deny people the power to vote, citizen or not. Congress only has limited powers to prevent the States from denying people the vote.

Which means that most Federal election law is illegal. And the loophole remains. If a state permits non-citizens to vote even it's a Federal election, there's nothing the Congress or the Federal government can do.❞❞

Tags: voter ∙ citizen ∙ FedGovs ∙ states ∙ Congress ∙ Constitution ∙ Federal election law ∙ election

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Tags: Rush Limbaugh ∙ vegan ∙ election ∙ CIA ∙ University of Missouri ∙ agitprop ∙ protesters ∙ Russian disinformation ∙ James Damore ∙ Google ∙ public health ∙ pornography ∙ Obama administration ∙ DHS ∙ Russian hack ∙ immigration

Tags: election ∙ Russia ∙ memes ∙ America ∙ picture

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

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Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Tags: restitution ∙ compensation ∙ John McCain ∙ Arizona ∙ Senate ∙ zoning law ∙ housing ∙ farmers’ market ∙ racism ∙ DoJ ∙ sexual harassment ∙ Great Pinecone ∙ Vanity Fair ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ Scott Adams ∙ censorship ∙ GMOs ∙ Rose Marie ∙ Newt Gingrich ∙ election

Tags: Al Gore ∙ election ∙ Arizona ∙ climate change ∙ artic blast ∙ United Airlines ∙ UK ∙ Roy Moore ∙ gun law ∙ Ron Wyden ∙ #MeToo ∙ marijuana ∙ alcohol ∙ radical feminists ∙ occupational licensing ∙ victimhood ∙ freedom ∙ self destructive ∙ intel community ∙ Don Boudreaux ∙ Claire Wolfe ∙ Homeland Security ∙ no-go zones ∙ radical Islam ∙ Sheila Jackson Lee ∙ fake news

““I am an American and a Patriot. I am my country's keeper. The President and Congress report to me. And so - I will stay informed and involved. Ignorance, apathy, and complacency are my enemy. I will make my voice heard and not just at election time. Silence is the same as consent in the face of oppression. I can make a difference. I matter.I am an American and a Patriot.””

Tags: picture ∙ American ∙ patriot ∙ President ∙ Congress ∙ informed ∙ involved ∙ ignorance ∙ apathy ∙ complacency ∙ enemy ∙ voice ∙ election ∙ silence ∙ consent ∙ oppression ∙ memes

Automation, yeah, that's the ticket!

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ classic ∙ election ∙ taxes ∙ regulations

Courtesy goes a long way

Tags: election ∙ automated calling ∙ answering machine ∙ politicos ∙ residential phone line

No shame
This was the thing that put me off blogging for more than two years.

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ John McCain ∙ election

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Tags: Libertarianism ∙ Democrat ∙ Robert Mueller ∙ Russia ∙ Doug Jone ∙ France ∙ Ron Bishop ∙ TSA ∙ cars ∙ Roy Moore ∙ Alabama ∙ Pentagon ∙ Emmanuel Macron ∙ espionage ∙ populist ∙ CNN ∙ MSNBC ∙ Joy Ann Reid ∙ rural Americans ∙ authoritarianism ∙ Venezuela ∙ election ∙ global warming ∙ California ∙ public schools ∙ CFPB ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ Jerusalem

Tags: corruption ∙ Obamacare ∙ Indiana ∙ fine ∙ property rights ∙ Roy Moore ∙ election ∙ healthcare ∙ speech wars ∙ #MeToo ∙ Facebook ∙ California ∙ Supreme Court ∙ eggs

Tags: Flyers for Fairness ∙ Walmart ∙ Leonardo DiCaprio ∙ Andy Ostrowski ∙ Spain ∙ protesters ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ fake news ∙ modernize ∙ ATC system ∙ Catalonia ∙ climate change ∙ heresy ∙ Hurricane Irma ∙ free range kids ∙ blockchain ∙ voter ID ∙ iPhone ∙ security ∙ Motel 6 ∙ politcal correctness ∙ comedy ∙ Mel Brooks ∙ alt-left ∙ red pill ∙ Donald Trump ∙ Obamacare ∙ self driving car ∙ Jimmy Kimmel ∙ Chuck Schumer ∙ Democrat party ∙ election ∙ hacking the vote ∙ health insurance ∙ pollution ∙ United Nations

The internet is the last, best hope for freedom.

Tags: speech wars ∙ American freedom ∙ internet ∙ freedom ∙ competition ∙ thou shalt not dissent ∙ conservative ∙ libertarian ∙ Donald Trump ∙ politicos ∙ election

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Tags: election ∙ Obama administration ∙ Foxconn ∙ Donald Trump ∙ crony capitalism ∙ cops ∙ vagina ∙ rape ∙ identity politics ∙ school districts ∙ white nationalist ∙ Antifa ∙ traffic ∙ Google ∙ speech wars

Tags: net neutrality ∙ Drudge Report ∙ Lois Lerner ∙ IRS ∙ Tea Party ∙ Barack Obama ∙ election ∙ hack ∙ Russia ∙ Congress ∙ budget process ∙ tolerance ∙ Kathy Griffin ∙ consequences ∙ Democrats ∙ Syria

Headlines that don't merit their own entry

Tags: Crux Files ∙ currency collapse ∙ Constitutional convention ∙ politicos ∙ technocrats ∙ national public referendum ∙ election ∙ none of the above ∙ RICO Act ∙ libertarian ∙ religion ∙ faith ∙ public schools ∙ Christians ∙ morality

I've been poking around and I have a new theory.

Tags: election

The last couple of days I've been analyzing both parties and their leadership.

Tags: Donald Trump ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ Barack Obama ∙ Democrats ∙ Republicans ∙ DNC ∙ RNC ∙ election

Hollywood celebrities always freak out when a conservative is elected.

Tags: Hillary Clinton ∙ Donald Trump ∙ none of the above ∙ progressive ∙ liberal ∙ election ∙ gloating ∙ misdeeds ∙ lies ∙ virtues ∙ keep moving forward ∙ short

We can argue whether the law is morally right or not.

Tags: immigration ∙ rule of law ∙ election ∙ government ∙ Democrats ∙ Republicans ∙ short

Celebs who said they’d leave country if Trump won

Tags: Character ∙ liberal exodus ∙ Bryan Cranston ∙ Samuel L. Jackson ∙ Lena Dunham ∙ Neve Campbell ∙ Cher ∙ Miley Cyrus ∙ Ne-Yo ∙ Amy Schumer ∙ Chelsea Handler ∙ Jon Stewart ∙ Whoopi Goldberg ∙ Keegan-Michael Key ∙ George Lopez ∙ Ruth Bader Ginsburg ∙ Al Sharpton ∙ Shervin Pishevar ∙ Donald Trump ∙ publicity ∙ short ∙ celebrity ∙ secession ∙ California ∙ #CalExit ∙ election

2016 is when more Americans will vote against someone rather than for someone.

Tags: video ∙ election ∙ Congress ∙ Save The Day - Vote ∙ none of the above ∙ not your friend ∙ NOTA ∙ guest content

2016 is when more Americans will vote against someone rather than for someone.

Tags: election ∙ 2016 ∙ American ∙ vote against ∙ CGP Grey ∙ first past the post ∙ two major parties ∙ electoral college ∙ President ∙ electors ∙ majority ∙ may or may not ∙ none of the above

“German Streets Descend into Lawlessness”

Tags: skimmed ∙ Ivanka Trump ∙ Nordstrom ∙ Donald Trump ∙ political correctness ∙ enlightenment ∙ election ∙ clipping

“…Like Soviet-Era Bullies”

Tags: skimmed ∙ LGBT ∙ gay ∙ Donald Trump ∙ Cincinnati ∙ thought police ∙ election ∙ clipping

This is bullying. More accurately, it is cry bullying.

Tags: Hillary Clinton ∙ Barack Obama ∙ election ∙ Project Veritas ∙ Clinton email

People had their trust stolen and now they are almost ready to smash.

Tags: Donald Trump ∙ Tea Party ∙ conservative ∙ liberal lies ∙ institutions ∙ technocrats ∙ politicos ∙ elites ∙ election ∙ People. Are. Pissed. Off.

CGP Grey strikes again

Tags: election ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ none of the above ∙ Donald Trump ∙ Republican ∙ nomination ∙ Tea Party ∙ Democrat

Rigged? In What Way Is This Election NOT Rigged?

❝❝The political and media elites are outraged beyond measure by Donald Trump’s charge that the election could be rigged. How dare he suggest such a thing, they say, for the system is as honest as the day is long!

It shows he knows he is going to lose, they say. It shows that he has no faith in the American system, and is really a fascist at heart.

In reality, it shows no such thing, but it does show that a conversation about whether this election -- and the political system in general -- is rigged is one that the elites most desperately do not want to have.

And that is why we must have it.

And, if we’re going to have it in an honest fashion, the question should be framed not as “Is the system rigged?” but as “In what way is the system not rigged?”❞❞

HT Bookworm.

Tags: election ∙ Donald Trump ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ rigged ∙ elites ∙ skimmed ∙ Democrat ∙ Republican ∙ clipping

❝❝...On its world, the people are people. The leaders are lizards. The people hate the lizards and the lizards rule the people."

"Odd," said Arthur, "I thought you said it was a democracy."

"I did," said Ford. "It is."

"So," said Arthur, hoping he wasn't sounding ridiculously obtuse, "why don't people get rid of the lizards?"

"It honestly doesn't occur to them," said Ford. "They've all got the vote, so they all pretty much assume that the government they've voted in more or less approximates to the government they want."

"You mean they actually vote for the lizards?"

"Oh yes," said Ford with a shrug, "of course."

"But," said Arthur, going for the big one again, "why?"

"Because if they didn't vote for a lizard," said Ford, "the wrong lizard might get in."❞❞

Tags: election ∙ Douglas Adams ∙ So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish ∙ skimmed ∙ Wendy McElroy

I don't like either candidate. I don't trust either candidate. And I definitely don't trust the two major parties.

Tags: Donald Trump ∙ skimmed ∙ American Thinker ∙ Clinton email ∙ Hillary Clinton ∙ Project Veritas ∙ NOTA ∙ DNC ∙ CGP Grey ∙ election

The political fringe and their crazy, insane ideas

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It’s the only campaign finance scheme that blurbuces the size of government, returns power to the voters, and keeps local money only in politics.

Tags: reform ∙ election ∙ jury nullification

They’ve forgotten that their power comes from the people.

Tags: election ∙ Imperious Leader ∙ Congress

Remember the goal is FREEDOM. If the institutions don’t work towards that goal, we need to get rid of the institutions.

Tags: CGP Grey ∙ 2 party system ∙ none of the above ∙ election ∙ video ∙ guest content

Cashing in on people's fear

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Let’s not pretend it was. Listen to the people.

Tags: election ∙ Imperious Leader ∙ simple agenda

All your life, you’ve been taught that SOME government is better than NO government.

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Which laws are necessary and which ones are wasteful? Here is what you can count on a libertarian to say.

Tags: reform ∙ goal is freedom ∙ election ∙ repeal ∙ 17th Amendment ∙ elites

Does the common good come at the expense of the individual?

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ NOTA ∙ election

Originally published at www.paganvigil.com/C127135145/E20071204130728

Supermarket theory of government

Demand your right to choose nothing and have it count

Sunni Maravillosa is part of a growing number of small "l" libertarians who believes that Ron Paul is no libertarian and voting for him sacrifices freedom.

I agree with her, but I don't think that is the whole problem. My answer is in the technopagan green.

Call me old-fashioned, but I still think the one True Answer is None of the Above.

If you HAVE to choose one from Column A OR one from Column B without the ability to walk away, that is not really a choice.

Oh, I may throw in refinements, like barring the losing candidates from serving in that office for the term of that office, or insisting that in order to "win" a candidate has to carry a majority of eligible voters and not just a majority of those who voted or a majority of registered voters. But in the end, it's the same thing.

Rejecting the choices offered is still a valid choice. Otherwise you're playing three-card monty and the red card is never where you think it is.

I call it the supermarket theory of government. I am not required to buy a cola, or even a soft drink, or any beverage at all. Indeed, I don't have to buy anything or even go into the store.

If there HAS to be a choice between 1, 2, or 3, there is no reason for 1, 2, or 3 to be significantly different unless there is a 0. And if it has to be 1, 2, or 3, there is no reason that the 1, 2, or 3 HAVE to appeal to the disaffected because 1, 2, or 3 will win no matter what the unhappy voters do.

I agree that RP is no libertarian. But he is a symptom, not the problem.

Posted: Tue - December 4, 2007 at 01:07 PMA class="pvc" HREF="http://www.paganvigil.com

Tags: Original Vigil ∙ NOTA ∙ election ∙ supermarket