Voting
Have you ever felt like you were a part of something but you are really not? People protest in the streets for from time to time. Each and every one of them are heard but yet no logical action is been taken. I did not vote because my vote does not count when it should.
I am one out of millions my opinion is different from other opinions. Some people may feel a type of way based on what they grew up around and some feel another way. In most cases majority rules but in others power conquers all. In other words, when it comes to voting, Electoral College votes are the ones that have the power to actually choose who will be president.
Electoral College is not a place but a large group of people who are chosen by others. Each state is assigned several Electoral College voters. Each Electoral College voter is most likely assigned to a pacific Precinct in each state. Each individual in a precinct votes and the vast majority who voted for a specific person is the person the electoral voter MIGHT vote for.
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We do not know who most of these president elect voters are. They can be undercover apart of some racist group, one of them famously known as the KKK. There should be a new requirement added in order for people to vote. The new requirement should an IQ test. A test that is standard and that is passible for anyone who has common sense or one who knows what’s right and what’s wrong.
Even when you did vote the chance of your vote being altered is a 90%. There is so much technology insomuch that it wouldn’t be so complex hacking a simple voting machine. Some people are really skilled in technology insomuch they can get pass