FishingBanter - View Single Post - Is An Uninformed Vote Better Than No Vote?

**Wolfgang** · November 8th, 2006, 12:54 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly

wrote:
Opus McDopus wrote:
What I find truly sad is that neither the Dems nor the Repubs care one hoot
about the entire electorate voting. If they did, we wouldn't be relegated
to a 12 or 14 hour period in which to do so.

There's a reason why the F/F's put it during the day on a Tuesday.
It's a republic, not a democracy, for a reason.

Oh, good God, will this intellectually vacant canard NEVER die?!

Why can't someone figure out a way in which to give every registered voter a
"voter's number", which would be their's for life, no matter where they
might move to. This number could alway be tracked, by the federal
government.

Figuring out how to do it is child's play. Selling the idea is another
matter entirely.

Ummm, the answer to this should be obvious to any of
the resident cynics (not to mention the tin-foil hat crowd).

O.k., kennie doesn't understand the question.......anyone else care to
stand up and be counted?

Is secure voting really so complicated that some great mind can't come up
with a viable method?

Nah, it's easy as long as you trust a large bureaucratic
untrustworth government to implement it.

There's easier methods. Vote-by-mail is REALLY nice!

Reminds me......did you get that check yet?

Wolfgang