If I had the pleasure of voting for someone as principled on the constitution as Ron Paul in every election, I would bother to vote, and it would be a true pleasure for all of america to have such a choice.

Sadly, nearly all americans no longer want liberty, the constitution, limited or non-existent govnernment, freedom, no income tax, personal responsibility, sound money, free market capitalism, or any of the other things that once made this country great.

When nobody shows up for an election, it sends a message to the establishment that nobody cares about them anymore. Maybe if we stop paying them attention, they will go away or just crumble under their own obsolescence.

If you don’t think that voting makes no difference, consider the republican revolution of 1994 – remember that one Bob?? Lotta good that one did for the country.

Among the findings, the study showed that states with the most “deadwood” voters were Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.

In Massachusetts, 116,483 registered voters are dead, 3.38 percent of the state’s total of registered voters. Another 538,567, or 15.6 percent, had moved to an area outside of where they are registered to vote.”

The purging of registered voters no longer living or eligible to vote is a responsibility of local governments. In order to spend money elsewhere, many neglect this duty. The practice of checking obituaries and having party operatives recruit “substitutions” to vote for dead persons was allegedly used by Chicago’s first Mayor Daley. It’s legendary as “The Democrat Cemetery Vote”. When Nixon lost to JFK in 1960, there were at least three states with numerous ballots cast by dead persons and Nixon was advised to contest those states. He chose not to, claiming the resulting chaos would be harmful for the country. Had Nixon chosen differently, the country would have seen the kind of chaos that we witnessed in 2000 when Al Gore contested the Bush victory in Florida.

As for cancelling elections if they’re uncontested, I think it’s a great idea. Sure, citizens have a right to vote, but voting is about choosing. If there’s no choice to make, there is no reason to vote. Citizens aren’t subjects or children that need to be encouraged to show up at the polls every couple of years merely to “keep them in practice”. If anything, the Tea Party movement demonstrates that when they have sufficient motivation, citizens are more than capable of engaging in the political arena.

Rather than spending money trying to browbeat people to cast meaningless votes in the name of guiding them to develop a voting habit, save the money and use it to clean up your voter registration database.

Here’s the link I referenced: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/56423

Never vote for anyone who is running unopposed.

Repeat every election day.

Only thus will we clean out the filth know as ‘politicians’. They suck.

100’s of lawsuits were filed today – but leave it to the AJC to always advertise the race-card.

When did Al Sharpton become the editor of the AJC

Now, let’s start voting NO on any measure to raise taxes, PERIOD!