11-06-2020, 01:37 AM
There was a county in Texas where, when rampant corruption was proven, the State of Texas de-authorized said county, and merged it into another county. I am not naming said county (though it can easily be identified, should anyone care to verify this tale) for the sake of its current residents' dignity ( * ).
Some decades later, after cleaning house, the State' re-authorized said county under the same name...and this county has continued to function since, without even one certified town or city within its borders (an incorporated community is home to the County Courthouse & serves as the County Seat).
Perhaps similar actions could/would be on the list of Federal considerations for Michigan &/or any other State/s where rampant corruptions in the voting process are proven.
While I am not a proponent for more Federal powers, as long as "We, The People" are subject to its stench, we should be assured of a clean option for selecting (from a paltry set of choices) which stench/es we prefer.
Some decades later, after cleaning house, the State' re-authorized said county under the same name...and this county has continued to function since, without even one certified town or city within its borders (an incorporated community is home to the County Courthouse & serves as the County Seat).
Perhaps similar actions could/would be on the list of Federal considerations for Michigan &/or any other State/s where rampant corruptions in the voting process are proven.
While I am not a proponent for more Federal powers, as long as "We, The People" are subject to its stench, we should be assured of a clean option for selecting (from a paltry set of choices) which stench/es we prefer.
"Good judgment comes from experience...
Experience...? Well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ Dean Martin ~