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i have read several blogs pertaining to voting issues.some of the comments i have read after these blogs have stated that"it doesn't do any good to vote,the man behind the curtain is going to do what he wants any how" or "the system is broken and can't be fixed".our system in the us is not broken,THE PEOPLE ARE!our values today are such that super consumerism and instant gratification run the show,whilst our society is thrown into the toilet by a few,we as a society have shrugged our civic duty/responsibility,if we really are in league with making a future for our kids and our people, we have to stay involved.that means voting,that also means keeping up on what the people we hired are doing,it is true,if enough of us take this to task,then we are a known quantity and have to be recognized.a person who doesn't want to participate in this system, probably won't participate in any system, in my estimate.i often hear that we are our own worst enemy,that means the opposite is also true,we can fix this mess,it will take time and due dilligence on our part.i hope this gets thought processes working,fire away.jim88
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about what goes on in this country if your not going to do your part to
exercise this right so many neglect. Further more I think we need to get something together that allows felons the right to vote after time served because they have more of a right to vote then some Third World pick your country the right to after that easy citizenship test that I have listed here: The reason for the government doing this is because so many people coming into this country have never had the right to vote and look at this as an HONOR, as Those who don't VOTE SHOULD, before it's taken away completely! Current USCIS Test Questions http://usgovinfo.about.com/blinstst.htm.