This is NOT how our Founding Fathers envisioned our voting process. This is NOT what our military sacrifices to preserve!

In Florida, Virginia and Indiana, voters have received phone calls that

wrongly told them there was no need to cast a ballot in person on Election Day

because they could vote by phone.

In Ohio and Wisconsin, billboards in mostly low-income and minority neighborhoods

showed prisoners behind bars and warned of criminal penalties for voter fraud - 

an effort that voting rights groups say was designed to intimidate minority voters.

Who the hell are these people who think they can do these things? What kind of mindset generates this despicable behavior?

Folks, they're serious about that slogan

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbot sent a letter Tuesday warning United Nations-affiliated

poll watchers that they do not have jurisdiction in the state and will, therefore, be criminally

prosecuted if they attempt to interfere at Texas polling locations on Nov. 6.

The letter, addressed to Ambassador Daan Everts, came in response to the announcement that

the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe will deploy scores of election monitors

to the U.S. in an effort to monitor conservative groups for voter suppression or intimidation.

And the Governor, Rick Perry, threw his 2-cents in the pot.

Should you find yourself blessed and in the Lone Star State, enjoy yourself and remember this, they love their concealed carry law. And they carry. So Do Not Mess With Them, ya heah?

The Military has an opinion

And it can only be expressed one way. The Ballot Box.

I'm sure you're aware of attempts in parts of the country to make it extremely difficult for military personnel to absentee vote. There's a lot of speculation about the who and why of the problem. Maybe a story I just read has something to do with it.

I don't know the answer and I'm not speculating. I'm voicing my P.O.-edness about anybody causing problems for men and women serving their country who wish to exercise one of their Rights.

These men and women take an oath when they enlist to "support and defend the Constitution." That Oath is taken extremely seriously by all (except for the rarest of lowlifes) who voice it. With that Oath is an understanding that they may one day be in a situation that will call for them to make the ultimate sacrifice.

If you read the story, you might be surprised at the opinions they'd like to express.