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quite right too and I can think of a dozen further reasons to prosecute
its not right to trivialise such an important privledge
litraly who runs the USA means life or death to many
Apparently he is up on fraud charges too, $5 for something that everyone knows isnt worth a nickel!!!
:-p
Oh, North, I completely agree too. It reminds me of two little old ladies (mother and daughter) we lived next door to when I was little. The mother’s mother had been a suffragette, and they were absolutely passionate about getting people to vote: they were the only militant lib dems I’ve ever met 😆
Militant Lib Dems?
“What do we want? MODERATE CHANGE!
When do we want it? IN DUE COURSE!”
most of the silly sods in parliment are there because someone did not vote,
recent comment by one Labour Select commitee member
we can do little about fuel prices its because of the global situation, yet at least 70pin every £1 spent on fuel goes to the Government
What the Committee Member meant was:
“We couldn’t possibly reduce taxation on fuel because we need the money, and the higher the price gets, the more we get and that’s handy cos otherwise we’d have a terrible hole in the national finances. If we blame the high price of crude (gosh isn’t it expensive!) people won’t look too hard. Hopefully.”
Ironic that most of the US House of Representatives and US Senate cheerfully sell their votes to powerfully lobby groups on a daily basis.
This attempt to sell his vote shows how little regard young people have for democracy and the right to vote. Perhaps if they lived in a country where citizens don’t have the right to vote, they might have a clue … Maybe. These bloggers are quick with their trite little quips, while having no understanding of the blood, sweat and tears it took to achieve and maintain free and incorrupt elections. What a bunch of stupid, naive children. I say lock them up and make an example of them!
maybe, just maybe, those people fought for freedom, too
its not about fighting for freedom , most folk that have fought in wars had little or no choice, what they fought for ,they were ordered too, and controled by politicians, their only influence on them ,was their Vote
thats what makes everyones vote so important