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That's irrelevant. Those decisions are approved and closely monitored by federal agencies responsible for national security. The state may dictate the way fede
by korzun 9y ago
That's irrelevant. Those decisions are approved and closely monitored by federal agencies responsible for national security.
The state may dictate the way federal laws are translated or adopted on their level; everything else is under federal juricstiction. The electronic voting machines were not covered under any 'law'.
The FEC is just another arm for the FBI. They share the same block; if not the same building and security clerances. Neither operate on state level.
- AnimalMuppet 9y ago> Those decisions are approved and closely monitored by federal agencies responsible for national security. Do you have any evidence for that claim? As far as I can see, they have had no influence on such decisions. > The FEC is just another arm for the FBI. Do you have any evidence for that claim, beyond just "they share the same block"?