I have seen a lot of this going on before and after the election and even caught myself having to fact check things before sharing because I reposted a fake picture. It is simply a... moreI have seen a lot of this going on before and after the election and even caught myself having to fact check things before sharing because I reposted a fake picture. It is simply amazing how quickly misleading information can be spread and it is continually being created.Beware of people on any side of any issue, as they all seem to have a few who will use these downright dirty techniques to make their opponent look bad. Something truly bad doesn't need help proving the point and it proves a part of the opposition is just as bad once these rumors are proven wrong. less
.This is not a new idea. A brief Google search indicates it was proposed in 2001 and 2010 (and, I'm sure, at other times).Basically, if "None of the Above" is the winning "candidat... more.This is not a new idea. A brief Google search indicates it was proposed in 2001 and 2010 (and, I'm sure, at other times).Basically, if "None of the Above" is the winning "candidate" in an election, no one is elected to that office and another election is held six weeks later with a new slate of candidates. The process repeats until someone besides "None of the Above" wins.Congressman Grayson is motivated by polling his staff did indicating if Trump and HRC had run against "None of the Above", NOTA would have won handily.What do you think? less
