March4Liberty
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- Joined
- Jan 12, 2008
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Dear Fellow Americans,
I respect Kucinich and Howard for taking a stand in NH and demanding a recount; it is a good start towards defending our right to a free and untampered election. However, the notion that they must cough up $65,000 for a recount is absurd. It would seem that my state not only wants to endorse and allow the theft of our elections, but they also want to steal our money as insult to injury. When you think of the money NH wastes towards "fixing" highways that aren't broken and other abuses of our tax dollar it is a mystery to me why our state funds can't be allocated towards something that matters to all of us - defending an accurate and legitimate representation of our votes.
Let's face it. For far too long we put up with our government halting in a philibuster because some special interest group wants to get their pork barrel projects onto a bill. And who pays for this gross abuse of power? We do. That is why I say we need to show the State of NH as well as the remaining states that it is we who own our government, not the other way around. Therefore, I call that we cross party lines to join Kucinich supporters and urge Obama supporters to rise up with us and march on the NH State capital and demonstrate to the world that we voters demand an immediate, accurate and public recount.
Whether you voted for Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama or Santa Claus your vote must count and you should be able to trust that the election process will not be tampered with. What will they say when we shut the capital down and force the government to take note of this important cause that speaks very closely to the heart of every patriot as it did our founding fathers? "Oh shit" comes to mind.
We are told the recount will begin this Wednesday, January 16. However, this is not getting the national attention it deserves. There will be initial hoopla over it, but it will die down until we are complacent. We must not let that happen. That is why I say we make the march happen on Monday, January 21 on MLK day. Yes, there are 47 states left to go with their primaries and caucuses, but if we allow this kind of disregard for voter rights to go on here we are setting precedent that it is okay everywhere. Let us not be so quick to dismiss or underestimate our own power.
Who is with me? Be frank, for I value your opinion.
Thank You,
Robert Lemieux
I respect Kucinich and Howard for taking a stand in NH and demanding a recount; it is a good start towards defending our right to a free and untampered election. However, the notion that they must cough up $65,000 for a recount is absurd. It would seem that my state not only wants to endorse and allow the theft of our elections, but they also want to steal our money as insult to injury. When you think of the money NH wastes towards "fixing" highways that aren't broken and other abuses of our tax dollar it is a mystery to me why our state funds can't be allocated towards something that matters to all of us - defending an accurate and legitimate representation of our votes.
Let's face it. For far too long we put up with our government halting in a philibuster because some special interest group wants to get their pork barrel projects onto a bill. And who pays for this gross abuse of power? We do. That is why I say we need to show the State of NH as well as the remaining states that it is we who own our government, not the other way around. Therefore, I call that we cross party lines to join Kucinich supporters and urge Obama supporters to rise up with us and march on the NH State capital and demonstrate to the world that we voters demand an immediate, accurate and public recount.
Whether you voted for Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama or Santa Claus your vote must count and you should be able to trust that the election process will not be tampered with. What will they say when we shut the capital down and force the government to take note of this important cause that speaks very closely to the heart of every patriot as it did our founding fathers? "Oh shit" comes to mind.
We are told the recount will begin this Wednesday, January 16. However, this is not getting the national attention it deserves. There will be initial hoopla over it, but it will die down until we are complacent. We must not let that happen. That is why I say we make the march happen on Monday, January 21 on MLK day. Yes, there are 47 states left to go with their primaries and caucuses, but if we allow this kind of disregard for voter rights to go on here we are setting precedent that it is okay everywhere. Let us not be so quick to dismiss or underestimate our own power.
Who is with me? Be frank, for I value your opinion.
Thank You,
Robert Lemieux