May as well throw a few ballots in the mail along with the cheque…your SCOC says it’s alright…ours is likely going to say that anyone born in this country before 2028 won’t be allowed to vote
Right after the 2020 election I took advantage of finding some states that had their voter database actually on-line at their state website. Pull ASCII-delimited download into Excel, et voila! Everyone had scads of entries that had a (pre-Y2K) default birthdate of 01-01-1901. And the box was checked that they’d voted. Knew the goose was truly cooked when, after a thorough review of Article 3, Section 2, I saw that SCOTUS had told Texas they had no standing to sue Pennsylvania. Go read the first paragraph of that section and tell me that such a case shouldn’t have been right in the SCOTUS wheelhouse. The Dread Pirate Roberts again.
Considering some of us like using “The Check is in the Mail.” Chris should follow examples that are prevelant and accept any “ballots/checks” that are in the mail at least for another month.
That puts Chris in a pickle of answering (which SCOTUS did not) “when is it truly over?” I just like the fun each year of seeing the USPS rookie stare at the address and try to coax “Indialantic” out of her brain. Yeah, yeah, I’m a cheap date…
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Give me to Friday, Chis. I plan to give it a mighty push!
Zar BELK!
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I’m perplexed by a “12 hour countdown” that shows more than 12 hours.
Zed’s wingin’ it as to their return to their own timeframe.
May as well throw a few ballots in the mail along with the cheque…your SCOC says it’s alright…ours is likely going to say that anyone born in this country before 2028 won’t be allowed to vote
Right after the 2020 election I took advantage of finding some states that had their voter database actually on-line at their state website. Pull ASCII-delimited download into Excel, et voila! Everyone had scads of entries that had a (pre-Y2K) default birthdate of 01-01-1901. And the box was checked that they’d voted. Knew the goose was truly cooked when, after a thorough review of Article 3, Section 2, I saw that SCOTUS had told Texas they had no standing to sue Pennsylvania. Go read the first paragraph of that section and tell me that such a case shouldn’t have been right in the SCOTUS wheelhouse. The Dread Pirate Roberts again.
Y’all stack mags, ’cause they’re inside the wire.
Considering some of us like using “The Check is in the Mail.” Chris should follow examples that are prevelant and accept any “ballots/checks” that are in the mail at least for another month.
Copy that!
That puts Chris in a pickle of answering (which SCOTUS did not) “when is it truly over?” I just like the fun each year of seeing the USPS rookie stare at the address and try to coax “Indialantic” out of her brain. Yeah, yeah, I’m a cheap date…
Indialantic is like spelling Mississippi. The trick is knowing when to stop.