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6 ideas posted
34 comments 340 votes
12 votes
I disagreeThe way this site is set up is based on thumbs up votes. Go to the all category, scroll down and set the filter on top rated. Beginning on page two there are still a few requests for Birth Certificate posts. Vote for the top few. You can still make your own post, but the only way to see that this issue gets to the top is to vote.
21 votes
I disagreeThe way this site is set up is based on thumbs up votes. Go to the all category, scroll down and set the filter on top rated. Beginning on page two there are still a few requests for Birth Certificate posts. Vote for the top few. You can still make your own post, but the only way to see that this issue gets to the top is to vote.
80 votes
I disagreeRather than deleting everyone's posts regarding this controversy, why doesn't the administrator make a new category? Then a correct count could be made without "bothering" anyone else. Deleting them is censorship. All citizens have a right to their say. This is OUR government, each and everyone of ours, not a select few. Maybe, as one person put it, they don't want to vote for someone else's post. Maybe they want to have ...more »
Rather than deleting everyone's posts regarding this controversy, why doesn't the administrator make a new category? Then a correct count could be made without "bothering" anyone else. Deleting them is censorship. All citizens have a right to their say. This is OUR government, each and everyone of ours, not a select few. Maybe, as one person put it, they don't want to vote for someone else's post. Maybe they want to have their own say. If not, two can play at this game. I will continue to post a request that all Top Rated get flagged by anyone who is sick of this game the "Moderator" seems to be playing.
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73 votes
I disagreeI just sent this email to the Board Administrator: Yesterday, I posted an idea on your website related to Rep. Bill Posey's bill HR 1503. This had nothing to do with Obama producing his Birth Certificate. It had everything to do with trying to prevent this fiasco from happening again in the future. I would like an explanation of why my post was deleted. It was flagged as duplicate, yet when I searched your site I found ...more »
I just sent this email to the Board Administrator:
Yesterday, I posted an idea on your website related to Rep. Bill Posey's bill HR 1503. This had nothing to do with Obama producing his Birth Certificate. It had everything to do with trying to prevent this fiasco from happening again in the future. I would like an explanation of why my post was deleted. It was flagged as duplicate, yet when I searched your site I found NO other posts regarding HR 1503. It then went to the Moderator, removing it from view and voting capabilities. Now it has been deleted. Seems to me that you have enlisted your thugs to go through and police the board for you
"Vote down the postings you feel are counterproductive to maintaining a free-flowing exchange of ideas, and flag content that you feel is duplicative or inappropriate to the discussion."
What exactly constitutes a posting that you feel is counterproductive to maintaining a free-flowing exchange of ideas? I will be forwarding this information to Bill Posey's office, and would appreciate an answer.
In the meantime, I'll see what duplicates and counterproductive ideas I can find for your review.
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7 votes
I disagreeI thought that this was an open board? This morning I posted on a Bill (HR 1503) that would require future presidential candidates to produce proof of Natural Born Citizenship. My post has disappeared and is apparently locked until it is approved by a moderator. Anyone else experiencing this?
25 votes
I disagreeHR 1503, introduced by Rep. Bill Posey, states the following: To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to require the principal campaign committee of a candidate for election to the office of President to include with the committee's statement of organization a copy of the candidate's birth certificate, together with such other documentation as may be necessary to establish that the candidate meets the qualifications ...more »
HR 1503, introduced by Rep. Bill Posey, states the following:
To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to require the principal campaign committee of a candidate for election to the office of President to include with the committee's statement of organization a copy of the candidate's birth certificate, together with such other documentation as may be necessary to establish that the candidate meets the qualifications for eligibility to the Office of President under the Constitution.
Why is this bill stalled in Congress? What possible reason could there be? Doesn't this sound like a GREAT idea to all? Couldn't all of this have been avoided if it was law? Contact your Congressional Representative and request they pass this. Let's avoid this insanity in the future.
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