October 4, 2020October 13, 2023All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Advice to voters who don’t like either major party candidate in an election. Advice to voters who don’t like either major party candidate in an election.
October 4, 2020July 17, 2021All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on WANTED: Immigrants, students and their teacher to get an amendment to the Constitution passed allowing immigrants to be elected president. WANTED: Immigrants, students and their teacher to get an amendment to the Constitution passed allowing immigrants to be elected president.
September 27, 2020January 9, 2022All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Six reasons why the Founding Fathers didn’t want the people to elect the president. Six reasons why the Founding Fathers didn’t want the people to elect the president.
September 20, 2020August 30, 2021All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Electoral College/Winner Take All vs. Direct Popular Vote Electoral College/Winner Take All vs. Direct Popular Vote
September 19, 2020All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Voting month instead of voting day Voting month instead of voting day
September 19, 2020December 8, 2021All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Everyone’s voice should be heard at the ballot box Everyone’s voice should be heard at the ballot box
September 15, 2020August 30, 2021All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Billionaires should not decide elections, the voters should Billionaires should not decide elections, the voters should
August 19, 2020September 16, 2020All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.1 Comment on “All U.S. Citizens Should Vote” Amendment to the Constitution “All U.S. Citizens Should Vote” Amendment to the Constitution
August 19, 2020October 5, 2024All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.1 Comment on Winner-Take-All disenfranchises 75% of voters in presidential elections. Winner-Take-All disenfranchises 75% of voters in presidential elections.
March 24, 2020August 30, 2021All U.S. Citizens Should Vote.Leave a Comment on Today’s Electoral College is very different from what the Founding Fathers created in 1787 Today’s Electoral College is very different from what the Founding Fathers created in 1787