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Still waiting for the first shred of evidence that voting by mail has any problems. 65 cases and counting.

Damn. Looks like an "adversary's" nuclear targetting database.

Well, now, I don't think anybody's denying he got a teeny bit excited. He was worried for his people.

Why? You can renew ID's, including passports, by mail. You can deliver legal process documents by mail, and the postmark date is conclusive proof for anything that has a deadline. Why is the mail good enough for just about every legal purpose except voting?

Very true. Same here. I am NOT saying our system is better than yours (it clearly isn't), but it seems odd to me that the PM seems to hold ALL the power.

So, basically whichever side pulls in the NDP gets the Big Chair.

Well, if you hang around with Yank "officials," you're lucky if the worst you experience is some hearing loss.

A friend of mine floated an idea. A (self-appointed, self-employed) team of retirees: government investigators, engineers, accountants, computer specialists, a lawyer or two. They read the papers for hints of miscreants, use their skills and the internet to gather the proof, then turn it over...

Payday!

Nope. NO stereotypes are accurate. One of the things that makes this place stupid is that everybody takes the performative 3% as representative. The overwhelming majority of gays live quiet, normal lives and don't go to pride parades in a thong and rainbow feathers. The overwhelming majority...

Maybe the more important question is "Who edited the Bible?"

Fake news!

That's OK. They'll take a lien on your future earnings.

Got a criminal code section for that? You really think politicians can be imprisoned for violating your rights, don't you?

So, no crime. Just whimpering.

I guess if you whimper and wail long enough, you don't need anything like a criminal code section.

Jail time for what?

MMMmmm. . . cockroach noodle soup.

And the sounds of the battle rang Through the streets of the old East Side 'Til the last of the hoodlum gang Had surrendered up or died --Callander/Murray, The Night Chicago Died