Our interconnection through history of relationships and coverups.
Everybody knows what is going on when we the people are not engaged in our government.
Many in Washington and in our local governments don’t care. Their only concern is
who’s going to win out. Some actually have no moral compass. They tell us there is nothing
more to talk about; …“if you are not with us, you are against us”. They actually give us “No good answers for why a coverup of actions or a known stance about a discussion. There will be no
legal proceedings, and no evidence available. Could this indicate that maybe this is one nation
under blackmail, or “the ruling class”, and the rest us are just “we the people“?
Is there a different code of morality with cutthroat tactics by the major players?
They don’t seem to care. There is No Excuse when our representatives lack integrity, and we need to
tell them, by Voting No! Just shut this way down. Our minds are very adaptable and it’s
amazing what we can get used to. There are a few that seem to be not for reform,
because they believe there are bigger matters in how they can use their party’s
power, force it if they have to. They say to others they need to be a willing
participant if they are going to get this proposal through. Look pass the right or
wrong, it is our Democracy culture, there are strings to pull, you do want to be on
the winning side. There is line drawn in the sand, what side are you on. I believe
that it is for our humanity and our history, we the people need answers. Our
republic and the rule of law demands answers and accountable leaders not as a
Democracy government with some players with no control, not a ruling class and a
rotten decadent culture. There is no other class of people in America but ‘we the
people.”
Elected officials pay attention to voters.
In the United States, voting is a fundamental right and an essential part of being an engaged citizen. It allows each of us to have a say in shaping the policies and future of our communities. It
empowers individuals to contribute to the betterment of society. Voting provides us
with the opportunity to express our opinions and choose representatives who will
make decisions on our behalf. By casting a vote, you have the ability to select
leaders who align with your values and who will work towards addressing the
issues that matter most to you, your family, and your community.
It is our process where the collective voice of the people is heard.
You have the power to shape the policies and laws that govern your communities. Elected officials rely on the votes and voices of their constituents to help shape their policy
decisions. By actively participating in the voting process, you can help shape
legislation on your concerns or issues that impact our lives. Voting is an essential
tool for holding elected officials accountable for their actions. Don’t like what they
had to say about issues you care about, work to vote them out! Regular elections
give voters the ability to choose new leaders. We can help shape legislation on
topics such as budgets, education, healthcare, the environment with countless other
topics on local and national levels, issues that impact our everyday lives. Voting is
a right; it should be a responsibility and a privilege that each eligible citizen should
embrace. Join community organizations, engage in meaningful discussions, and
participate in activism to drive positive change. Overall, voting improves our
communities.
I find it amazing how elected officials give more attention and more resources to precincts and communities that vote.
Voter turnout, resource allocation, and policy
priorities happen when we are engaged in our elections. Our relationships with our
leaders for the issues we care about happens because we vote.
Where people don’t vote for their needs, those needs are ignored because the people believe their vote
doesn’t matter, and the elected officials will not be aware of the needs and will not
be paying attention, not from not caring, but from the people not voting. The lack
of activity by those that could make a difference demonstrable the problem,
allowing our representatives at all levels to fail us and no longer make the
necessary investments in elections (from technology to poll-worker training) to
ensure the integrity of our elections.
It is our government to enjoy or regret
Chairman
Bruce Miller
Community of Safety
gilacountycommitteeofsafey.org, gilacos.org
We meet on the 1st and third Sundays of each month at 1500
At the Overcomers Fellowship
1000 N. Easy Street, Payson Arizona
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