"The people who cast votes decide nothing"

"It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." -- Joseph Stalin

And so of course this headline makes perfect sense: George Soros Foundation Seeking to Expand U.S. Online Voting

NEW YORK – George Soros’s Open Society Foundations is seeking to expand the use of electronic and online voting systems nationwide, according to a leaked Foundations document reviewed by Breitbart News.

While the directive was issued two years ago, the issue of electronic voting has become a hot button topic in this year’s presidential election amid fears digital voting systems can be compromised.

The online voting plan was contained in a 67-page hacked file detailing the September 29-30, 2014 Open Society U.S. Programs board meeting in New York.

A significant portion of the board meeting was dedicated to methods the Foundation’s U.S. Programs (USP) could use to further the use of President Obama’s executive action authority to bypass Congress during Obama’s final two years in office.

The Open Society, together with partner grantees, assembled a general list of potential presidential executive actions on numerous issues. Significantly, the Soros-backed group zeroed in on the expansion of online voting.

So let me update Stalin's quote: "The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide nothing. The people who hack the votes decide everything."

What to do?

ME, IN 2002: “The fact is, if you could come up with a new technology as simple and resistant to fraud as the paper ballot, people would be pretty impressed. So why do we use machines?” 

Politico, today: Paperless voting could fuel ‘rigged’ election claims: Amid Democratic fears of hackers and Trump’s warnings about “cheating,” some key states still rely on electronic voting machines that lack a paper trail. 

Plus: “10 yrs ago critics of paperless voting were called paranoid. Now both parties talk @ Russian hackers & rigged votes.” 

Dems are suddenly worried that fraud might hurt them instead of benefiting them, meaning that the press now feels it’s okay to talk about the subject. . .