Georgia continues to be at the center of election madness. The State Election Board recently rejected a sensible proposal that would allow hand-marked paper ballots as an option over the flawed touchscreen voting machines. It’s mind-boggling! When did using good old paper become controversial? But here we are, with bureaucrats playing games instead of taking action that actually secures our elections.
Let’s talk facts: hand-marked paper ballots are the most reliable method of voting. Why? Because they can be easily counted and verified. Machines? They’re error-prone and can be tampered with. Just look at the mess we’ve seen in past elections. Yet, despite all this, there are those who are more interested in sticking with their beloved machines than ensuring a fair election process. Makes you wonder if there’s something more sinister at play.
Liberal elites and their globalist buddies would love nothing more than to keep the chaos alive. They thrive on chaos! They claim they want everything to be “high-tech” and “modern,” but what good is technology if it steals American votes? These tech-obsessed liberals are out of touch. Trust in the voting process plunges when people can’t even be certain their vote is counted correctly. And guess who suffers? Everyday American citizens who just want their voices heard.
Choosing simplicity by allowing paper ballots takes power away from those who seek to manipulate systems in the dark. But, here’s the kicker, some people find transparency and honesty too threatening. They’re too busy pushing radical agendas and sidelining patriots to actually worry about election integrity. It’s the same old story with these left-wing narratives: empty promises and no follow-through.
The Georgia State Election Board missed a real opportunity to do what’s right for its people, and choosing machines over common sense doesn’t cut it! America deserves better than unreliable technology. So, let’s ask ourselves: Are we really going to stand by and watch the liberal agenda trash our democracy, or are we ready to take a stand?
Source: Washington Times
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