Comments on: Vote of No Confidence: My Election Day Experience In Virginia http://blog.ourfuture.org/20121108/vote-of-no-confidence-my-election-day-experience-in-virginia?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=vote-of-no-confidence-my-election-day-experience-in-virginia Daily news and strategy from a progressive point of view. Thu, 16 May 2013 02:01:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.6-alpha By: Deborah L Purdom http://blog.ourfuture.org/20121108/vote-of-no-confidence-my-election-day-experience-in-virginia#comment-1237 Deborah L Purdom Fri, 09 Nov 2012 17:31:25 +0000 http://blog.ourfuture.org/?p=77087#comment-1237 I totally agree with you. There SHOULD be a paper trail on voting!

]]> By: Danielle Guion-Swenson http://blog.ourfuture.org/20121108/vote-of-no-confidence-my-election-day-experience-in-virginia#comment-1093 Danielle Guion-Swenson Fri, 09 Nov 2012 06:29:36 +0000 http://blog.ourfuture.org/?p=77087#comment-1093 I also worked a poll, here in Hawaii. I agree with what you said about the electronic machines. I suggested to some of my co-workers that they not offer or encourage e voting and told them why. AMAZING how little Democrats even know about this issue!!!! (I was incredibly pissed off when early voting in my suburban area, which I had to do in order to work on Election Day, was limited to e-voting!!!) Luckily, the voting machine where I worked broke down about three times.

Obama said, he was going to, “fix that,” and I hope he means standardize the entire voting system. Meantime, We the People also need to get rid of the electoral college, pass a Constitutional amendment to abolish corporate personhood and provide publicly funded elections. For the time being, I am extremely thankful that the Losers took so much for granted and supplied such a joke of a candidate. All that negativity and money DIDN’T pay off!

]]> By: clarence swinney http://blog.ourfuture.org/20121108/vote-of-no-confidence-my-election-day-experience-in-virginia#comment-847 clarence swinney Thu, 08 Nov 2012 17:29:41 +0000 http://blog.ourfuture.org/?p=77087#comment-847 KINGS OF TAX AVOIDANCE
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Wells-Fargo—12.3B profit—Got 19B tax credit from purchase of Wachovia
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Verizon—2011–6B profit-0 tax
Chevron—2.3% Tax Rate in 2011
Boeing—4B profit-124M refund
Carnival—1% rate on 11.5B profit
Google-3.1B saved via tax havens
Merck—9B-0 tax
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