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Career Politicians and power brokers somehow promise office to those who think like them.
If elections are fair and free how is that possible? It is impossible to move people around like chess pieces in a system you do not control. That control is illegal. It requires collusion, conspiracy, and violation of RICO statutes. Fair and free elections begin with refusing to return those who own the system to office.
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Career Politicians and power brokers somehow promise office to those who think like them.
If elections are fair and free how is that possible? It is impossible to move people around like chess pieces in a system you do not control. That control is illegal. It requires collusion, conspiracy, and violation of RICO statutes. Fair and free elections begin with refusing to return those who own the system to office.
Career Politicians and power brokers somehow promise office to those who think like them.
If elections are fair and free how is that possible? It is impossible to move people around like chess pieces in a system you do not control. That control is illegal. It requires collusion, conspiracy, and violation of RICO statutes. Fair and free elections begin with refusing to return those who own the system to office.