Reply #46: Good! I'd be behind that. [View All]

[UncleSepp]

Getting behind this would be a great way to show that electoral process issues are nonpartisan. Furthermore, it would establish a precedent that revoting is a valid solution to a botched election. Having such action initiated by Munro, who is extremely well qualified to speak on election issues and who is supporting a Republican candidate, would go a long way toward deflecting accusations of left-wing tinfoil-hattery leveled at those who would criticize our electoral process. First Washington, then Ohio. I say let's help this guy.

How about organizing a peaceful public assembly with volunteers, voters, counters, voting rights activists, Democrats, Republicans, and if we can get him, Munro speaking about the electoral process? *Encourage* people attending to visibly identify their party. Can you imagine what that would look like on the news?