Another in the great American civics lesson
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Hey, I didn’t see this post when you made it, but I would like to respond now with somewhat of a rebuttal. I was going to make a full comment, but it was getting too big for this section. May I trackback to this post?
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Howdy Shmaltz!
Please do. I think any discussion of how our democracy works is vitally important. I would welcome it.
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Okay, thanks.
As I was writing my comment, I noticed that I was kinda getting off-topic, because it was going to drift into another problem with the American Voting system.
Perhaps I can put the post up today. It involves a topic I’ve been researching extensively and I would like more people to know about it.
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Howdy Shmaltz!
There is certainly much wrong with our voting system and our democracy. I’d be glad to be part of it. I’m looking forward to the article.
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I just started writing, and what I wanted to say became two posts. I will publish the first one today.
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You are exactly correct. I get so tired of listening to people complain about Trump when they voted 3rd party for one reason or another. I will NEVER understand their illogical reasoning.
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I thought we got that out of the way with Nader in 2000, but many of the Millennials weren’t voting then and don’t remember. This one ought to be seared into their memories, though.
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I could think of more than 100 things that went wrong with the first 100 days of the Trump Presidency. Maybe I can blog this.
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Howdy James!
I would love to read that post. I would urge you to list out the screw ups, lies, and out right head scratching mistakes — losing a carrier group?!!? congratulating a veteran for “winning” a Purple Heart?!!? Lord help us all.
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Jack
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