Voting Machine Song

A message in song from the Diebold-Halliburton Fund for the Promotion of Democracy, sung by Marilyn Bennett, Doug Smith, Nkemjika Ofodile and James Garland. Introduced by McKinney Russell. Accompanied by Barbara Twigg on piano, Kirt Vener on bass clarinet.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Voting
• machines
• political
• satire
• Diebold
• Halliburton
• election
• fraud
• Nicholas
• Zill
• Howard
• Bennett

[horsezroc123]

GO GO GO GO GO Ms. O

keep singing y'all rock

[betterbadnews]

The performers appear to have formed a musical federation called a foursome that adheres to a shared set of musical principles based. The tune, based on traditional British drinking song values, is popular among white christian beer drinkers. Unfortunately the lyrics were selected without a vote of the singers and the key decisions were made with no input

from the public about how many facial gestures

are enough.

[pixelsgold]

so my comment doesn't seam completely out of place, I'm responding to the verse in the song "Our Founding Fathers knew it, Democracy is best"

I feel if more people knew what the founding fathers intended we would have a much freer nation

[pixelsgold]

actually our founding fathers were against Democracy that's why this country was formed as a Republic.

Republics preserve all it's citizens rights, under a Democracy 51% of the people can take away 49% of the peoples freedoms.

If the constitution was upheld as it was intended we would have had an Obama Presidency with a McCain Vice President, this way both sides get some representation, not like it is now where half the people get to have a president and the other half feels unrepresented