American Citizen Taxpayers Are Being Denied The Right To Vote

Robo

Robo

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Amendments 15, 19, 24 & 26 of the Constitution all guarantee that citizens of the United States the right to vote.

The duopoly Republican and Democrat primary elections cost the taxpayers 400 million dollars every primary season. http://ivn.us/2013/03/25/partisan-primaries-cost-taxpayers-400-million-last-year/

They use taxpayer’s facilities/buildings for their party elections. They use the taxpayer’s utilities for their party elections. They even have the taxpayers pay for printing up their party ballots and or they use the taxpayer’s voting machinery.

Since no American citizen can be denied the right to vote and American citizens are taxpayers footing the bill for the duopoly’s primary elections, why do some States have election laws for primary elections that deny American citizens the right to vote in a particular primary election if they’re not registered as a member of the particular political party? Isn’t that just more evidence of the duopoly Republican and Democrat party’s authoritarian conspiracy to bilk the taxpayers for their corrupt duopoly dictatorship and total control of the American election process?

Why shouldn’t every American citizen have the right and legal availability to vote in every election for candidates in both duopoly parties?

Why do American citizens allow the duopoly dictators to get away with using taxpayer’s property and extort taxpayers for the financing of their corrupt party operations that deny some American citizen taxpayers their right to vote?
 
Legion Troll said:
Didn't you deny yourself the right to vote?

Poor BOBO.
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No! I vote in every election by not participating in the duopoly's rigged crooked elections. I'm too smart to sanctify and encourage organized crime with a suckered uninformed vote, how about you, you pissy little thread banning coward?
 
Robo said:
Amendments 15, 19, 24 & 26 of the Constitution all guarantee that citizens of the United States the right to vote.

The duopoly Republican and Democrat primary elections cost the taxpayers 400 million dollars every primary season. http://ivn.us/2013/03/25/partisan-primaries-cost-taxpayers-400-million-last-year/

They use taxpayer’s facilities/buildings for their party elections. They use the taxpayer’s utilities for their party elections. They even have the taxpayers pay for printing up their party ballots and or they use the taxpayer’s voting machinery.

Since no American citizen can be denied the right to vote and American citizens are taxpayers footing the bill for the duopoly’s primary elections, why do some States have election laws for primary elections that deny American citizens the right to vote in a particular primary election if they’re not registered as a member of the particular political party? Isn’t that just more evidence of the duopoly Republican and Democrat party’s authoritarian conspiracy to bilk the taxpayers for their corrupt duopoly dictatorship and total control of the American election process?

Why shouldn’t every American citizen have the right and legal availability to vote in every election for candidates in both duopoly parties?

Why do American citizens allow the duopoly dictators to get away with using taxpayer’s property and extort taxpayers for the financing of their corrupt party operations that deny some American citizen taxpayers their right to vote?
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its a pimary


they are picking who their club will run


its not an election its a selection


the winner of a primary has not actually won any elected power
 
evince said:
its a pimary


they are picking who their club will run


its not an election its a selection.
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If it’s not an “election,” how come people “VOTE” in them?:dunno:


the winner of a primary has not actually won any elected power
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Then why are taxpayer’s paying for it and why are they denying some taxpayers the right to vote in them?:dunno:
 
Robo said:
Amendments 15, 19, 24 & 26 of the Constitution all guarantee that citizens of the United States the right to vote.

The duopoly Republican and Democrat primary elections cost the taxpayers 400 million dollars every primary season. http://ivn.us/2013/03/25/partisan-primaries-cost-taxpayers-400-million-last-year/

They use taxpayer’s facilities/buildings for their party elections. They use the taxpayer’s utilities for their party elections. They even have the taxpayers pay for printing up their party ballots and or they use the taxpayer’s voting machinery.

Since no American citizen can be denied the right to vote and American citizens are taxpayers footing the bill for the duopoly’s primary elections, why do some States have election laws for primary elections that deny American citizens the right to vote in a particular primary election if they’re not registered as a member of the particular political party? Isn’t that just more evidence of the duopoly Republican and Democrat party’s authoritarian conspiracy to bilk the taxpayers for their corrupt duopoly dictatorship and total control of the American election process?

Why shouldn’t every American citizen have the right and legal availability to vote in every election for candidates in both duopoly parties?

Why do American citizens allow the duopoly dictators to get away with using taxpayer’s property and extort taxpayers for the financing of their corrupt party operations that deny some American citizen taxpayers their right to vote?
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Tenth Amendment.
 
Then why are taxpayer’s paying for it and why are they denying some taxpayers the right to vote in them?:dunno:
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In closed primary states, you CAN vote in a primary in another party. Just change your party affiliation for that one vote. And then you can change it back for the general, if you want. My parents were rock ribbed Republicans all their lives but in North Carolina they were registered Democrats just to be able to vote in local elections, because few Republicans actually ran. This was in the Sixties.
 
reason10 said:
In closed primary states, you CAN vote in a primary in another party. Just change your party affiliation for that one vote. And then you can change it back for the general, if you want. My parents were rock ribbed Republicans all their lives but in North Carolina they were registered Democrats just to be able to vote in local elections, because few Republicans actually ran. This was in the Sixties.
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If citizen taxpayers are paying the bill, why should they have to change anything to vote on both ballots, they're paying for them and they may like somebody in both corrupt parties? If citizen taxpayers are paying for the crooked duopoly's primary elections, by what authority does the corrupt bastard party hacks force citizen taxpayers to declare any party affiliation? By what authority do they deny citizen taxpaying independents the right to vote in elections they're being bilked to pay for? Where's your outrage about being ripped off by crooked politicians?:dunno::cof1:
 
BOBO said:
Go fuck yourself creepy coward! You're lucky I even bother paying any attention to you, you're a cowardly waste of breathable air.
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I didn't think you could back up your BS.

I understand completely.

Thanks for admitting it.

Poor BOBO.
 
Robo said:
What about it?
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The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.[4]


That means states can decide on their primary election process, who can cross over, who can't, and whether or not to vote or caucus.
 
Treason10 said:
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.[4]


That means states can decide on their primary election process, who can cross over, who can't, and whether or not to vote or caucus.
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That's what they do...
Poor BOBO
 
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