Author: Marly Hornik

America is a precious jewel, the only nation in which our inalienable rights are protected by strictly limiting government powers. Americans live free under agreed-upon, enforceable moral principles, chosen by the people. Our elections are what guarantee We The People are ruled by laws to which we consent. The rule of law anchors America in this intrinsic right. There are several laws, or anchors, in our voting system upon which our trust in the outcomes is predicated. These are largely contained in the statement, “One voter, one vote.” Citizens trust that only eligible voters are allowed to register. Citizens trust…

Our forefathers and mothers knew well the dangers of blind trust in government. It was for this reason they meticulously crafted a zero-trust system, in which transparency and direct accountability are central to securing our inalienable rights. In America alone, our liberty of thought, speech, and religion in our pursuit of happiness are protected. It thus follows that our elections are a precious jewel. Because America is great, our elections are surrounded and protected by an interwoven tapestry of laws. To the bad actors, we declare, you cannot have our sparkling jewel and you will not be allowed to harm…