To me, it seems the only hope Trump has to “win” is if his supporters throw so many wrenches into the voting process that there will be “questions” as to who actually won. And then his Supreme Court stooges will go, “Since there’s no way to really know who won, we’ll just say that Trump won.” And that will be the end of this experiment with democracy.
One of the wrenches being
thrown, is purging people from the voter rolls.
Yes, voter rolls need to be kept up to date as people move, or become eligible
to vote, or when they die. And then
there are those who purge thousands of voters from the rolls weeks before an
election for … reasons?
So if you feel that America should remain a democracy and that the voters – not corrupt election officials – should determine who wins an election, then you need to do your part. Right now, doing your part is to register to vote – if you’ll be 18 by Election Day – or checking your registration. You should be able to check your registration on your state’s website, although some of them apparently don’t make it obvious. So another site you might want to use is Vote.gov. The reason to do it now, is in some states there is a deadline as to when you can register, and it may only be days away from when this is posted. But if you are registered, you should still check your registration because if there are problems – from the normal glitches that happen in databases of millions of people or from politically motivated purges – you can get it all sorted out well before the election. And the smoother things flow on Election Day, the smaller the wrench the forces of tyranny will have to destroy the process.
