Current elections are in actuality INSTALLATIONS with all chosen by the 'Black Nobility.'
The Republicans DELIBERATELY created the situation creating discontent and that includes Trump and Company.
Nobody in this current age are allowed wealth or influence at any level unless meeting pre-requisite of Freemasonic Membership defining them Minions willing to perpetrate evil on demand for those already fought by 13 Colonies in what is now known as the U.S Revolution.
However, without secure voting, election integrity, and confidence in the results, none of that matters. If nobody can trust election results, citizens' willingness to obey laws passed by questionable politicians and enforced by political courts will evaporate.
Senators should not have a six-year term. Too many bad Senators are there too long and the ones primairied early in the year cause trouble for the next six months—like Thomas Massie.
I enjoyed your piece but unless I missed it, you did not mention the role of parties, which were anathema to most founders (though not for long.) Today, voters usually vote along party lines and seldom have a clue what their own rep. is up to. Not to mention gerrymandering (Elbridge Gerry is turning in his grave.)
Current elections are in actuality INSTALLATIONS with all chosen by the 'Black Nobility.'
The Republicans DELIBERATELY created the situation creating discontent and that includes Trump and Company.
Nobody in this current age are allowed wealth or influence at any level unless meeting pre-requisite of Freemasonic Membership defining them Minions willing to perpetrate evil on demand for those already fought by 13 Colonies in what is now known as the U.S Revolution.
All of which is theoretically interesting.
However, without secure voting, election integrity, and confidence in the results, none of that matters. If nobody can trust election results, citizens' willingness to obey laws passed by questionable politicians and enforced by political courts will evaporate.
Senators should not have a six-year term. Too many bad Senators are there too long and the ones primairied early in the year cause trouble for the next six months—like Thomas Massie.
I enjoyed your piece but unless I missed it, you did not mention the role of parties, which were anathema to most founders (though not for long.) Today, voters usually vote along party lines and seldom have a clue what their own rep. is up to. Not to mention gerrymandering (Elbridge Gerry is turning in his grave.)