There are greater issues at play than just stolen elections and disappointed voters. The very crux of self-government, a government of the people, is reliant on the accurate accounting of their concerns, the citizens, the ones who pay taxes and own property, not so much the transients who live off the hard work of others. De Tocqueville wrote about it in 1835, that the American system would only collapse when the people realized they could vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. Here we are.
Very Simply, NO!
Very Simply, NO!
Very Simply, NO!
There are greater issues at play than just stolen elections and disappointed voters. The very crux of self-government, a government of the people, is reliant on the accurate accounting of their concerns, the citizens, the ones who pay taxes and own property, not so much the transients who live off the hard work of others. De Tocqueville wrote about it in 1835, that the American system would only collapse when the people realized they could vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. Here we are.