… I voted for Bo French yesterday

…. My man ! lol



French has expressed support for deporting all Muslim Americans, as well as 100 million people more broadly.[3][4][5][6][7]

French has strongly criticized H-1B visa programs, claiming they have been used to "replace" Americans with "low IQ ... non assimilating third worlders".[40]

Don't know about the midterms but for the Presidential election I recieved 5 ballots in the mail all but one had my name misspelled and i didnt ask for any I realize some cant make it to the ballot box our township has voting 7am to 7pm always check my drivers license and i always hear about wait times I ask those folks if they wait at Dr.s offices, supermarkets, ball games ec. but one time every 2 years is to much

Mail in voting is rife with corruption, as is electronic voting machines....In person, paper ballot, and show current I.D. unless your disabled, and if you require more than that your a pinko commie.

I dont care how people vote all I care about is who counts the votes. Cant remember who said that.

• The Stalin Myth: Fact-checkers note that the phrase does not appear in official speeches or writings by Stalin. A similar, narrower comment regarding Communist Party internal committee elections in 1923 was recorded in a 1930 memoir by his former secretary, Boris Bazhanov (“I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how”).
• Earlier Variations: Similar sentiments existed earlier in popular culture and political writing:
• Novelist George Creel wrote in Uncle Henry (1922): "I care not who casts the votes of a nation if they’ll let me make the count."
• Tammany Hall boss William Marcy Tweed famously quipped in the 19th century: "As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it?"