It is bad enough when a presidential campaign begins two years in advance and governance is side-lined in favor of media events and fundraising. But now we are seeing something more subversive than electronic election devices which have not been thoroughly vetted or ballot-by-mail programs without tampering safeguards to protect against unionized special interests.

It is the idea that Americans should be given a month, instead of a day to vote. Instead of an opportunity for Americans, time for corrupt political influences to dreg up large numbers of votes from those who can be coerced by peer pressure or other incentives. This presents the opportunity for gross manipulation of the political process by those political parties which have become increasingly radicalized and subversive. If anyone wonders which party that may be, might I point out the unholy alliance between the public employee unions and the democrat party or the communist-infiltrated environmental movement and the democrat party.

For those of you who do not believe that political subversion is afoot …

With Start of Early Voting, Election Day Becomes Election Month

As eight bells rang from the clock tower of the Polk County Courthouse, the doors to the election office opened on Thursday morning and voters began casting the first ballots of the presidential race in this battleground state.

They don’t want you to know the truth before you vote …

Less than a week before the president’s first debate with Mitt Romney and a month before the closing arguments of a campaign traditionally would be made, a steady stream of voters walked into election offices across the state to cast their ballots. They will be joined by voters in Ohio next week, along with 30 states where some type of voting is already under way.

It is a fact, ignorant people produce ignorant decisions – decisions based on negative media advertising, telephone push-polls and key influencers such as the ministers who receive campaign “walking around money” to direct their flock’s vote. At this time, there has been no actually confrontation between the candidates and those who might change their opinion may have already voted.

What is going on?

For millions of Americans, the election no longer is a fixed date on the November calendar. It is increasingly becoming an item on the fall checklist, a civic duty steeped in the convenience of everyday life. The development is profoundly influencing presidential races, with Election Day becoming Election Month for as much as 40 percent of the electorate this year. This year, party strategists estimate that up to 40 percent of voters will cast ballots before Nov. 6, but the proportion is even higher in many battleground states.

Can the vote be manipulated if corrupt people see underwhelming turn-outs in districts with high concentrations of a single party?

In Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and Nevada, both campaigns believe that as much as 70 percent of the ballots will be cast before Election Day. And in Ohio, Wisconsin and Iowa, advisers to both campaigns said at least 30 percent of people are expected to vote early.

Consider the possibility of a political SWAT team, moving into key democrat districts after seeing larger-than-normal voter turn-out in republican districts? This is not an impossibility. And it dove-tails with the idea of allowing people to vote without proper identification. Claiming that voter identification laws would disadvantage minorities, the elderly or the disabled, the democrats do not want to insure that the vote cannot be manipulated by illegal aliens and party operatives voting for dead people. Something which is something of a legend in Chicago’s Cook County.

Want to see voter manipulation first hand?

Iowa became the first swing state to allow voters to cast ballots in person this week, a provision of state election law that the Obama campaign has seized upon. In the opening hours of voting on Thursday, supporters of the president dominated the line here in the state’s biggest city. They were easily identifiable by their blue Obama 2012 stickers that declared, “Be the First!”

Bus caravans, voting parties, free food – more than “get out the vote” efforts …

While it is against the law to offer a person something of value in return for their vote, very few voting registrars clamp down on social events that insure a large voter turnout – even if that turnout produces as one-sided vote. 

The Iowa Secretary of State’s office said Democrats had a 5-to-1 advantage over Republicans in the numbers of absentee ballots requested statewide. While the early voting laws are not new in most states, election officials say campaigns are seeking to leverage them to a greater degree than in any previous presidential campaign.

Bottom line …

Our Constitutional rights are being subverted right under our very noses – and the media remains mum on the potential for massive election fraud. Personally I am worried that election fraud will be used to elect a Presidential fraud – Barack Obama.

Reference Links …

With Start of Early Voting, Election Day Becomes Election Month - NYTimes.com