It's time to rein in our Goverment GOP, Dems & Tea Party: http://www.conventionofstates.com/mark_levin_gives_stirring_speech 34.5 Min. long well worth the time if you love the US of A...

lightcatcher Loc: Farmington, NM (4 corners)

http://www.conventionofstates.com/mark_levin_gives_stirring_speech

34.5 Min. long well worth the time if you love the US of A if not so be it. This does not target any one party but the government as a whole. This is a non violent way to win back our country and government. We the citizens of the United States do have the power to do this.

http://www.conventionofstates.com

Or PM me for more info.

Jackinthebox Loc: travel the world

lightcatcher wrote:

http://www.conventionofstates.com/mark_levin_gives_stirring_speech

34.5 Min. long well worth the time if you love the US of A if not so be it. This does not target any one party but the government as a whole. This is a non violent way to win back our country and government. We the citizens of the United States do have the power to do this.

http://www.conventionofstates.com

Or PM me for more info.

34.5 Min. long is a bit too much. Why don't you tell us a little about it first?

lightcatcher Loc: Farmington, NM (4 corners)

Jackinthebox wrote:

34.5 Min. long is a bit too much. Why don't you tell us a little about it first?

1 ) Term Limits: He proposes limiting service in both the House and Senate to 12 y ears.
2 ) Repealing the 17 Amendment:
3 ) Restoring the Judiciary to its proper role:
4 ) Limiting Taxation and Spending:
5 ) Limiting bureaucracy :
6 ) Defining the Commerce Clause:
7 ) Limiting Federal power to take private property
8 ) Allowing State Legislature to Amend the Constitution:
9 ) State Authority to Override Congress:
10) Protecting the Vote: A proposal to require photo I D for all federal elections and limit early voting.

You could go here and read points that interests you.
http://www.conventionofstates.com

Black Bart Loc: Indiana

lightcatcher wrote:

1 ) Term Limits: He proposes limiting service... (show quote)

No one in their right mind could not agree with that but how do you think you will get a politician to vote for term
limits.

Jackinthebox Loc: travel the world

Black Bart wrote:

No one in their right mind could not agree with that but how do you think you will get a politician to vote for term
limits.

Item 1. make that 9 years and vote out of office anyone that goes against it.

Keenan Loc: Central Coast California

lightcatcher wrote:

1 ) Term Limits: He proposes limiting service... (show quote)

Some of these proposals are good, but the vote suppression crap gives away his right wing bias. The only people who support liming early voting are those who want to suppress the votes of the working poor who have a hard time getting off work to vote, and other marginalized people who have less mobility.

bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona

Keenan wrote:

Some of these proposals are good, but the vote suppression crap gives away his right wing bias. The only people who support liming early voting are those who want to suppress the votes of the working poor who have a hard time getting off work to vote, and other marginalized people who have less mobility.

I can remember, before early voting, my parents would get up early AM or before dinner would go to the polls.

The considered the vote a right and had to vote as part of being a citizen.

Today there is absentee voting which didn't exist in the past.

I believe there is a a one or two hour allowance to vote from your job, not sure if it's state or Fed.

Most people in cities, local precinct people would be more than happy to take you to the polls.

other marginalized people who have less mobility have no excuse, they can vote by mail.

If you want to vote You can do it.

Those who complain are the same people who will camp out in front of a store on "Black Friday".

And why is it the democRATs have so much trouble voting like anyone else.

Keenan Loc: Central Coast California

bvm wrote:

I can remember, before early voting, my parents wo... (show quote)

But why is it necessary to limit early voting? This is not necessary, and is only for the purpose of suppressing the vote of certain demographics.

BigWahoo Loc: Kentucky

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Black Bart Loc: Indiana

Keenan wrote:

But why is it necessary to limit early voting? This is not necessary, and is only for the purpose of suppressing the vote of certain demographics.

The people that you are referring to are not even working they can vote any time during the day.
It is those of us that are supporting them that have a hard time getting off work to vote.

dljen Loc: Central PA

I disagree with this person. Who, in their right mind, would limit early voting - only somebody who wants to limit the number of people who vote. Voting by mail seems very reasonable to me.

Also, there should be NO lifetime appointments and this applies most of all to our Supreme Court.

Get big money out of politics. Where's that start - we're getting a look at the next two years with the budget the congress is trying to put through. The so called party of personal responsibility is a sham.

bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona

Keenan wrote:

But why is it necessary to limit early voting? This is not necessary, and is only for the purpose of suppressing the vote of certain demographics.

That's so they can't vote multiple times.

Suppressing people who can't mail in a ballot?
They don't even need a stamp.

Keenan Loc: Central Coast California

bvm wrote:

That's so they can't vote multiple times.

Suppressing people who can't mail in a ballot?
They don't even need a stamp.

You are full of it. What does early voting have to do with voting twice, nitwit?

bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona

Keenan wrote:

But why is it necessary to limit early voting? This is not necessary, and is only for the purpose of suppressing the vote of certain demographics.

Are you one of those demographics or just "the sky is falling" kind of a guy?

bvm Loc: Glendale, Arizona

Keenan wrote:

You are full of it. What does early voting have to do with voting twice, nitwit?

Mail it in, 1 person, 1 vote.