It is official: Elections in America are a complete hoax

It is now almost 24 hours after voters in Nevada went to their caucuses to try to cast their votes and we still mysteriously only have results for 71.1% of the caucuses . The remaining caucuses that are still not reported actually make up the most populated caucuses in the entire state. We were told late last night that all the votes cast in Clark County had to be recounted to ensure accuracy before they would release any of the numbers to the press. Excuse me?

Where does one even begin to voice their outrage regarding this complete joke of a corrupt system we are all witnessing? If you believe the results finally coming out of Nevada, you must be living on Fantasy Island. How can caucuses that count their votes right there at the precincts have to conduct complete recounts many hours after they are over and almost everyone has gone home before they will even report most of the counts in the entire state to the public? There is only one explanation for this insanity: Corruption at its boldest! It is completely inconceivable in a caucus situation for votes to ever have to be recounted away from the precinct. The votes are not even cast on ballots like in the primary states, they are usually nothing more than little pieces of paper with a name on them stating the voter's preference.

“On one of the Nevada threads there was a very interesting first had report....Sounded like they meetings were rigged and in control of a few people.”

Was it mine? I’ve been very disappointed to see so few first hand reports here. I’m just a homeschooling mom who’s child is a university sophomore at 16. My days consist of being her university taxi and reading FR in between,i.e. I have no life. I hadn’t thought much about the caucus because it was Saturday, and we observe that as the Sabbath, so that took pre-eminence. I kept getting calls about was I going to be able to get out and vote. I kept having to say no. When I got the call about the late caucus (idiot me), I realized why I kept saying, “no, I can’t vote today.” If someone asked me to shop, I’d beg off, go to a game, beg off, etc. It’s such an ingrained habit that I didn’t realize, doh, I’m missing my right to vote. I was asked twice by a reporter why I was there at the evening caucus, and both times my answer was because I observe a Saturday Sabbath. He didn’t seem to like that answer. I’m getting old, my memory is getting bad, and most activities on a Saturday are an unthinking “no,” and I’m married to a Jack Mormon! I played Majhong on my Kindle while waiting for registration and taking in all the talk about the shenanigans earlier in the day. I only have 2 games on my kindle, and since it was a Jewish center, I figured ‘when in Rome’ and if anyone gave me grief, “Oy Vey! I’m playing Mahjong. What?” It was very interesting being a fly on the wall and over hearing voting irregularity complaints. But I’m just a homeschool mom....

No it wasn't yours....But your mention of mahjong brought back many good memories....I refused to check religious preference when I went to college...It was none of their business. Therefore, my suite mates were all Jewish.
As one told me one day: “your nerdiness fits right in”

Learned a lot.
My roommate was an only child of Holocaust survivors (a beautiful love story) I spoke with her mother at least once a day. She called long distance at least five times a day.
I can now recognize a Jewish Mother when I see one LOL

My two older sisters both married Jewish men. For some reason I’m frequently mistaken as being Jewish. Maybe I’m so WASP I just seem to cross the line into the Twilight Zone. So I like lox, challah, hamentashen...what of it? Maybe it’s half the family that can’t have dairy on the table with meat and the other half Christians rolling their eyes, and all of us really rolling our eyes over no caffine, alcohol, or too cold or hot beverages. Marrying a Jack Mormon really took the heat off all of us ;) Mazel Tov!

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