1. I'd dump January, February and March primaries. I'd have a brief six week 'fun-packed' primary period starting in late April and ending by early June.
2. I'd mandate a national ID card (issued by Social Security)....free of charge, and required to vote. No ID? No vote.
3. Some kind of mental/physical check of candidates (even down to county commission seats).
I paused over the amount of security going on (especially in California).
My old three-hours browse? Well....with these conditions....it'd probably add at least two additional hours onto a simple trip.
But here's the thing....if you really peeved me off and wasted that much time....I'd probably lessen my shopping trip. I might even just go to Amazon and order 'stuff'....rather than walking into a store.
So this brings me to the consequences of this added security business. I think in three to five years....more than half of the brick-and-mortar stores in America will shut down.
We probably will not realize it until the damage has been completed.
Almost 70-percent of Republicans (remember, it's a GOP Caucus only) said 'NO'.
CNN journalists? I get the impression that they are a bit peeved. They've done everything possible to stamp out the questions.
If they had gone to include non-Republicans? With the exception of metropolitan zones....I think 20-percent of them would probably agree....there's problems with the 2020 vote-count.
This triggering people to be more skeptical? That really is the whole landscape....it runs across various topics now.
