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    voting


    1. * Important side note: The local preacher as a part of the business meeting is to have no more "voting power" than any other man of the congregation but remember he should be allowed equal input


    2. the merits of voting on one or two occasions, but on this matter


    3. Voting with money or elections?


    4. That was said to be achieved using brute force, ruining rivals' campaign tours and even threatening people into voting for whomever it was that was giving her the money


    5. I'll send out a group e-mail with the voting results


    6. The lords decided to run the kingdom by an elected council, but that council began voting on kings to rule until death, when another king would be chosen


    7. That was when Congress tried to enact voting rule changes that would have denied voting for new citizens


    8. They’re not only lobbying from outside but directly voting on the inside


    9. Anyone who remains here after my fleet leaves will be forfeiting their Earth citizenship and voting rights


    10. It occurs to me to wonder just how many of America"s voting public are aware that the students of so-called schools of education, whenever compared with their counterparts in any other academic field have, invariably, the lowest S

    11. Read the fine print, which all too many of our so-called representatives in the United States Congress failed to do before voting this abomination into law


    12. Sounds somewhat akin to Obama"s voting against helping babies who have survived abortion to stay alive


    13. Thus: A huge pro Obama voting bloc is the nearly one half of all adults who not only do not pay any taxes, but receive money from the government


    14. As noted earlier, one man one vote would, in effect, have been an abdication of political power because of the numerical differences between the races (a result of the British concentration camps according to my own theory), and it was simply not allowed until 1994 when traditional voting took place and every group voted for itself


    15. ‖ The Conservative Movement, I believe, has yet to fully recognize the vast pool of potential converts, people who are principle conservatives in their everyday lives yet are seemingly unable to define themselves politically because their values are not being properly reinforced by the ―mainstream‖ media or are not being ―targeted‖ by conservative groups, including members of the Hispanic and African American communities, who, aside from their voting ―habits‖, are otherwise socially conservative in many respects


    16. It is arguable that the passage of the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts was the (final) straw that broke the (proverbial) camel‘s back although I‘m not so certain considering that a greater proportion of Republicans rather than Democrats supported these measures


    17. Character no longer appears to be the single overriding issue concerning most Americans accustomed to voting with their


    18. President Bush‘s flawed Immigration Reform Bill providing ―conditional‖ amnesty to 12 million illegal aliens must be reassuring to 1) (Moderate) Republicans who would consider its passage a political opportunity to place the party in better stead with Hispanic Voters and the Business Community, 2) Corporations seeking to attract Cheap(er) Labor, 3) Democrats who, for the same reasons indicated above, are uncomfortable with the idea of controlling our nation‘s borders at the risk of alienating a sizeable voting bloc and (who) would otherwise seize the moment, for purely political reasons, to challenge Republican proposals that (surprise!) ―don‘t go far enough,‖ 4) Multiculturalists and Internationalists likely to embrace such ―reforms‖ as a (positive) first step towards achieving their (respective) Universalist Agenda, and 5) Shakers of Western Culture who would seek its destruction at any cost for its own sake and who would therefore (also) consider such measures as an appropriate step in the ―right‖ direction


    19. Legally, Natives and other nonwhites were barred from testifying in court, filing suit, or voting


    20. Reagan Democrats, a vital voting bloc that spear-headed his unexpected victory over presidential incumbent James Earl Carter, should not be casually dismissed as an electoral anomaly lest we forget Richard M

    21. Remember how Mayor Pedlar abstained from voting on the police budget, and then praised it about ten days later? Mrs


    22. His second act was to declare the matter of Blacks voting was to be left to states, now to come back under the control of pardoned Confederates


    23. Across the south, mob violence tried to keep both Blacks and anti racist whites from voting, and intimidate anyone trying to change the old ways


    24. Native Hawaiians continue to work for a return to independence, and can point to some victories, the end of the language ban, restoration of voting rights, Hawaiian language schools, and a cultural renaissance


    25. Their ideas seem fairly moderate today, that Blacks should have voting and civil rights and not be murdered for practicing either


    26. It is virtually impossible to understate the amount of terrorism and devious tactics used to keep minorities from voting


    27. Though Aznar was not the candidate of the Popular Party, but instead Rajoy, one week before the voting was to take place on March 14, everything pointed to a victory for the Popular Party


    28. For one thing, never at the voting booths of its history has the United States gotten rid of its president at the time of war, and for another, Kerry has not presented a coherent policy, guided by a definitive plan for the future: he seems to react to the news of the day like a weathervane reacts to the direction of the wind at any given time


    29. countries, that apparent “collective blindness” has blinded reporters to see what the great “silent majority” of the American voting public has been able to appreciate


    30. Neither did the senator inspire much confidence when, after voting to send the troops to Iraq, voted later on against the 87

    31. Only white property owners could vote, with Asian voting specifically forbidden and almost all Native Hawaiians barred by literacy tests


    32. The Democratic Party was split, with slightly over half of Democratic Congressmen voting for the war initially


    33. It is also interesting to note that, as often as conservatives bash Hollywood celebrities for activism (even while voting for Reagan or Schwarzenegger) those who have done quite a bit on Darfur include actors George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Don Cheadle, and Matt Damon


    34. Incidentally, I find no evidence in Scripture, Old Testament or New, for a voting process when it comes to important decisions in a Christian context


    35. The interstate highway system was continued by both Republican and Democratic parties, but one could imagine voting for a non-incumbent party precisely to stop a program that is unappealing to voters


    36. Wouldn’t it be irrational to elect a Congress controlled by a Party that differed from the President's Party? —The voters would be thwarting their own desires to obtain the spending levels that they themselves prefer! Sure, it is possible that some people might not understand this, but most people will be able to see that voting a split ticket would allow politicians to continue lying to us about their intentions


    37. Economists often argue that it is irrational to vote and even more irrational to be an informed voter, because voting and being informed involve significant personal costs


    38. So, the 2000 Florida chad debacle notwithstanding, the benefits of voting would in almost all cases be smaller than the costs…I think people only vote to legitimize their complaining later on!” Charles chuckled, “But, yes, since the voter can be more potent, have a real say in what will happen after the winner takes office, I think voter turnout would be likely to jump pretty dramatically


    39. UNESCO, to the immoral activities of UNICEF, to the voting in the General Assembly, to the constant


    40. In the past, with NAFTA the voting was

    41. c) Validation of the voting for approval or rejection of


    42. suggestions without voting right


    43. debates among its partners and the electronic voting at the


    44. the manifestations of its partners, before the electronic voting


    45. § 4th - The duration of the electronic voting will be


    46. Every now and again they would throw the same handful again! Couple this with biased polling and bogus voting, and you could go a long way toward creating the “reality” of


    47. “Acorn is most famous for voting fraud


    48. Seven of its members just got hit with felony charges for their role in over seventeen hundred fraudulent voting registration forms in the state of Washington


    49. That state doesn’t require any identification before voting, so people could have voted using those names


    50. The greater irony is that black chiefs of identity politics still ardently persuade their tribe to thank the Democrats for doing this to them by regularly voting Democrat by over 90 percent










































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    Synonyms for "voting"

    ballot balloting vote voting overruling official

    "voting" definitions

    a choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative