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Bah humbug, Super Tuesday. Why is this permitted at all.

Posted: Mar 1, 2016

Seems to me each party changes the voting laws to the point where we the people never get the government wants. All of it rigged. I see it more this year. If Trump or Clinton walk away with this, then I say we need to challenge voting systems, especially for president. This explains Super Tuesday by a historian: http://video.foxnews.com/v/4781402415001/election-history-101-how-super-tuesday-was-born/?intcmp=hpvid1#sp=show-clips;

Meant to say we the people never get the government we want - anonie

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Nauseating, isn't it? - nm

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What bothers me is noncitizens being allowed to vote. - They are not Americans

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so The Constitution means nothing.

We live in a tiered society now. The elites who set up these rules live in gated communities and have probably never gone into a Walmart or Sears.

Only US citizens can vote in federal elections. - nm

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That's assuming everyone follows the law, and we know - that's not true. Dead people

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still vote too.

Wake up.

You may be new to this board. - sm

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Proof of voter fraud has been posted many times on this board (with reputable links). It's one of the reasons Obama got elected TWICE! YAY! It worked.

The fraud has been proven in my state as far back as - 2008. I've been lurking here, but

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recently started posting.

It's also been shown that people vote more than - once and computerized

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voting machines are rigged. Lots of law breaking and fraud going on.

What bothers me the most, and should bother - humbled

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every voter is this. It seems that the professional politicians think they know better than the voter, you know, the American people, when it comes to who is going to be the candidate. Now the republicans are positioning themselves by not dropping out, to have a contested convention in order to stop Trump, who apparently is who the republican voters by majority want. Who the heck do these politicians think they are to up-end what the people have voted for? This should upset everyone.

Dem voters want Bernie, and the party has - rammed Hillary down our throats instead.

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The party system needs to be abandoned - it's unfair, and it doesn't work.

The choice is not up to the people - Truthhurts

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No one will like what i say, but we have the frontrunner choice between a criminal liar and a socialist on one side; and a liar and sue happy, close to criminal on the other.

Honesty and integrity is out the window with the 2016 election. The decent candidates had to drop out because of "hope and change" candidates that yelled louder than the others.

Not my candidates and I'm seriously thinking of not voting at all and all be damned because they're all disgusting.

Let the bashing begin because I don't care.

No bashing from me - I feel the same way

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and I have been voting since '72. Right now, I don't want either of them or Cruz or Rubio, whoever is left. Maybe the running mates will give us hope.

I'm a Cruz supporter. I post on another board that I thought - was conservtive. The Trumpsters

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on that board are vile and nasty simply because I think Cruz is a better choice than Trump.

Candidates - anon

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Just read a post about how the other candidates are staying in the race now just to try to keep Trump from getting the nomination. This is wrong. I think the voters have that right not the Washington politicians and really who gives them the right to do that. When we vote for our Senators, Congressman, etc., please educate yourself on who you are voting for because in the big scheme of things, this is who we are paying to work for us and so far they have done nothing and why Trump may bring some newness to the establishment. Some may not like this post, but this is America.

You're spot-on. The whole system is rigged. - They just make it LOOK like - sm

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we're actually electing a President, but in reality, we are not. As is always the case, Big Biz pulls all the strings that make the puppets jump.

It's not just Big Biz, it's Big Union, Big Education, Big - fill in the blank.

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