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What Would Martin Luther King Do?
By Mark Adams (about the author) Page 3 of 3 page(s)
Dr. King stood up against injustice and stood up for our rights to control our government! What would he do today? Dr. King would be marching in the streets! He would not allow our votes to be counted in secret! He would not stand by while our power to control our government was taken away! Like Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine and the Founders, Dr. King knew that the people either had the power to vote out bad governors or they were no more than slaves. Do you want to be treated like a slave? If not, take action and demand that our votes are counted in the open, not in secret! Help restore our power now! Will you take action, or will you let your right to control our government slip away? If you want to help with the fight to preserve the power to control our government, go to www.ProjectVoteCount.com and support our efforts now! See the FAQ page if you have more questions about the dangers of secret vote counting, scaring away voters if you talk about election fraud, absentee and early voting, or about how affidavits and other efforts compare.
Don’t assume that someone else will take action! Remember, we most often regret the actions that we failed to take.
It’s time for all true Americans to stand up again for the right to control our government through open, honest elections where the votes are counted in public, not in secret! Take action now!
www.ProjectVoteCount.com
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