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JanK

We should not be surprised that elite politicians say that having too many people watching the voting process will imtimidate voters...or that it will mess up the process because ordinary people do not understand the nuances of the voting process.

The American system of self-governance belongs to the people. We the People own and operate elections.

American citizens cherish our right to vote.
And we are obligated to protect our vote from those who would steal it.

Widespread andproven voter fraud took place in 2008. Just ask the FBI.

There is no reason to believe that those who perpetrated the fraud won't try it again. Espcially since the fraud was not detected until after the fact. After the vote is done and certified, there's nothing the FBI or anyone else can do about it. The vote is certified & done and we can't take the results back. (Sen. Al Franken is the most prominent example.)

So it is not surprising that many ordinary Americans stepped up this year to become involved a poll watchers. It is a good thing. We have a right to have voters present to watch before, during and after the elections process.

And it is a good thing to catch the fraud while it is in progress, since we cannot do anything about it after it's done.

We continue to buy oil from foreign countries while being prevented (by the government) from utilizing our own resources. Not smart.

Speaking of pawns, Harry Reid totally ignores the people of Nevada in favor of his boss, Barack Obama.

Harry Reid is a loyal lieutenent -- he works full time for Obama in Washington DC. He comes to Nevada only long enough to get reelected by the pawns, so he can go back home to DC to continue serving the boss.

How bad is it? We're broke, unemployed and we see businesses going bankrupt all around us.

How bad can it get? Obama and Reid don't know what the heck to do. Yet Reid wants to go back to DC to screw it up some more.

We can't make any progress until the People do something about it. We'll see what happens on Tuesday.