It requires a signature of the voter on the "secrecy" envelope. The election officials are supposed to verify the signature against the registration documents.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? What would prevent a corrupt Election Official from declaring the signatures don't match because they didn't like the way the person voted?
That is your opinion, apparently derived from your TV, and the dictatorships back in your homeland. There is nothing that limits it to strictly military or police. We can and do obligate our government to take proper care of its citizens, and considering our great prosperity, we need to expand it much further.
"TV"; I think you misspelled Tomas Jefferson.
Expand? The poor in this country have free housing, free food, free phones, and free college; when you add up all the benefits offered to the poor, I think you'll find that that they are well above the poverty line (in terms of total benefits accrued). And speaking of TVs they seem to manage obtaining those as well.
I personally have lost count of the number of times I've been in line buying chicken and hamburger on my own limited dime, just to watch the person in front of me buying a cart full of steak and shrimp with food stamps ^H^H^H EBT, then paying for beer, cigarettes, and lottery tickets with cash. I even saw one of these poor unfortunates drive off in a new model Mercedes.
When was the last time we saw Climate Change leaders meeting over skype? We are more used to seeing them flying private jets to an exotic location for a multi-day junket, then releasing a statement that we need to reduce our carbon emissions.
As someone said, " I'll believe it's a crisis when the people who tell me it's a crisis start acting like it's a crisis".
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslin
whoooooosh....
the judge uses Glenlivet and the jury doesn't. Who do think will (not should) win?
I've had Glenlivet, I'm pretty sure the judge wins...
Cue the people who can't tell "cue" from "queue". As usual.
I was going to say that. Guess I'll just get in line...
the washington post was just miffed that it wasn't their fake/inaccurate stories trending...
this isn't the future i was promised...
It requires a signature of the voter on the "secrecy" envelope. The election officials are supposed to verify the signature against the registration documents.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? What would prevent a corrupt Election Official from declaring the signatures don't match because they didn't like the way the person voted?
Historically accurate, however; the KKK was created by registered Democrats.
That is your opinion, apparently derived from your TV, and the dictatorships back in your homeland. There is nothing that limits it to strictly military or police. We can and do obligate our government to take proper care of its citizens, and considering our great prosperity, we need to expand it much further.
"TV"; I think you misspelled Tomas Jefferson.
Expand? The poor in this country have free housing, free food, free phones, and free college; when you add up all the benefits offered to the poor, I think you'll find that that they are well above the poverty line (in terms of total benefits accrued). And speaking of TVs they seem to manage obtaining those as well.
I personally have lost count of the number of times I've been in line buying chicken and hamburger on my own limited dime, just to watch the person in front of me buying a cart full of steak and shrimp with food stamps ^H^H^H EBT, then paying for beer, cigarettes, and lottery tickets with cash. I even saw one of these poor unfortunates drive off in a new model Mercedes.
at the combination of #1 & #5
+1
When was the last time we saw Climate Change leaders meeting over skype? We are more used to seeing them flying private jets to an exotic location for a multi-day junket, then releasing a statement that we need to reduce our carbon emissions.
As someone said, " I'll believe it's a crisis when the people who tell me it's a crisis start acting like it's a crisis".
Do any of my fellow IT workers see 200k more IT jobs than domestic workers can fill?
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And I thought MAFIAA.org was satire....
CowboyNeal, is that you?
And we all know what the failure mode of clever is....
60GB useful (read painful) data, 940GB of cat videos.
+1 funny; clever to boot.
TL;DR "kitty litter" "nuclear dump"
Although I have built instuments out of pine (pinecaster anyone?), I also prefer hardwoods, even basswood, over pine.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find us working." -Pablo Picasso
You, sir, win the Internets for today. Wish I had mod points.
re: your sig Nice to see a Sneakers ref.
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Obviously, nobody got the pun. Please mod parent up -- "redundant" is a UK metaphor for "laid-off".
Heh -- nice.