Commentary and satire on the US foreign and domestic policies.With a refreshing view on life in the modern world. The cost of freedom is vigilance, and by speaking our minds we maintain that vigilance.
Score one for stupid ingenuity . . . or is it ingenious stupidity.
An enterprising 19-year-old named Max Sanders, a University of Minnesota student, recently offered to sell his vote in the upcoming presidential election on eBay. As proof, he had planned to take a picture of himself and his vote in the voting booth.
Minimum bid: $10. Total number of bids received: 0.
Duuuude, selling your vote is illegal. A scarcely-used 1893 Minnesota law makes buying and selling votes illegal. This law was... Read Full Story
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