Oh, I think we are seeing signs that average Americans are fed up. Of course the legacy media bows to its masters, the oligarchy controlling things. The tech bros are pig slop happy with how things are developing in their favor. The .1% feel embolden by the regime in D.C. And yet--still, citizens are showing up at council meetings to protest the data centers, crowds fighting the limitations being proposed on voting (Tx trying to reduce the number of polling stations brought out crowds to oppose. So, I have a glimmer of hope for the first time in a looonnnggg time. Persist, resist and find some joy today.
This is for the Secretaries of State to deal with. Sure, someone in congress can make a fuss - 20 of them did yesterday- but it isn't their fight at this moment. I called Young Kim's Washington office yesterday and spoke with someone. I reminded him that if Kim wants to win in CA-40, she needs ALL the ballots to get to voters. I will be calling Schiff and Padilla office today. But really, the SoS needs to make sure people know what to do if they don't receive a ballot by a specific date and they then need to make sure we have enough printed ballots at polling places. We will also need FAR MORE polling places to be able to handle the influx of people voting in person. We used to do this when I first began a voter in 1992. This will not just hurt Democrats, that's what's do funny to me about how this administration keeps shooting themselves in the foot. Republicans stand to lose even more with this action.
Oh, I think we are seeing signs that average Americans are fed up. Of course the legacy media bows to its masters, the oligarchy controlling things. The tech bros are pig slop happy with how things are developing in their favor. The .1% feel embolden by the regime in D.C. And yet--still, citizens are showing up at council meetings to protest the data centers, crowds fighting the limitations being proposed on voting (Tx trying to reduce the number of polling stations brought out crowds to oppose. So, I have a glimmer of hope for the first time in a looonnnggg time. Persist, resist and find some joy today.
Both Joyce Vance and Heather Cox Richardson featured this issue in their posts today. Its importance cannot be overstated.
This is for the Secretaries of State to deal with. Sure, someone in congress can make a fuss - 20 of them did yesterday- but it isn't their fight at this moment. I called Young Kim's Washington office yesterday and spoke with someone. I reminded him that if Kim wants to win in CA-40, she needs ALL the ballots to get to voters. I will be calling Schiff and Padilla office today. But really, the SoS needs to make sure people know what to do if they don't receive a ballot by a specific date and they then need to make sure we have enough printed ballots at polling places. We will also need FAR MORE polling places to be able to handle the influx of people voting in person. We used to do this when I first began a voter in 1992. This will not just hurt Democrats, that's what's do funny to me about how this administration keeps shooting themselves in the foot. Republicans stand to lose even more with this action.
I am trying not be be afraid that I may somehow be unable to vote. I turned 64 the other day. This is unreal. Literally.
The administration & the pathetic excuse for a USPS must not be allowed to get away with it. And yet they ignore court orders.
C’mon, people, tell everyone you know & then find more people to tell. They must be stopped.