U.N. to Monitor U.S. Conservatives at Polls On Election Day

October 22, 2012
By
Twitt

 

Update: 10:23: Please sign the petition at Dick Morris.rallycongress.com to get the U.N. out of our elections.

The far-left NAACP and the ACLU have invited U.N. poll watchers from member nations of the U.N. to monitor our polling stations on election day. The action is aimed at maligning conservatives and republicans for allegedly trying to suppress the minority vote, by claiming they need to watched by this international group.

The U.S. is now being treated like a fifth world nation. The only vote I see being suppressed are the conservatives and republicans.

Fifty-seven nations will be involved. We don’t even know if it’s legal for an international group to do this.

According to The Hill,

“The observers, from countries such as Germany, France, Serbia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, will observe voting at polling places and other political activity.

“They [will] observe the overall election process, not just the ballot casting,” said Giovanna Maiola, spokeswoman for OSCE. “They are focusing on a number of areas on the state level, including the legal system, election administration, the campaign, the campaign financing [and] new voting technologies used in the different states.”

People need to wake up and get involved before we lose our rights. Go down to your election board and volunteer to monitor before the U.N. and other corrupt organizations interfere with our vote.
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