ELECTION RIGGING

Ever since the day after Donald Trump was elected, the Mainstream Media, guided by Clinton, Obama and an army of career bureaucrats (sometimes called the Deep State) have been spinning a fake news story about how the 2016 election was stolen by “Russian hackers” and inciting their loyal followers to refuse to publicly accept the results of that election. This was according to a plan hatched at a meeting immediately following the day of the election. The present controversy, on the other hand, is the claim that the same people who perpetrated the lie about the last election have been systematically exploiting weaknesses in the voting system by mailing out millions of unsolicited ballots, relaxing formal identification procedures, and hiring teams of political activists to make absolutely sure that Donald Trump and his supporters would not embarrass them again with a landslide victory at the polls.

While I don’t put any hope in any of the policies of either political party, I do think it is about time to restructure the method of electing representatives to government. For years there has been much talk (and NO action) on “campaign finance reform”, simply because it is impossible to set a limit that every candidate will abide by. I propose a simple solution to the problem... remove finance from elections altogether. In today’s world, even small countries are able to democratically elect singers, musicians and other performers simply and effectively and the contestants don’t pay or receive a penny during the whole process. These talent contests would be a perfect format for political elections, as the public could hear and compare all the various candidates and vote their choice in the privacy of their own home. Any fraudulent voting would leave a traceable account for severe punishment, and we could all make choices about which policies and spokesmen to support based on information and transparency instead of relying on slanted reporting and hidden agendas of the media and their “owners”.

Bringing this kind of change into the madness of our present chaos would take at least a generational movement, but “all things are possible”!