The quote at the top of this post is from a letter written by Grant Cardone to the US Supreme Court. This letter was written to the court in 1987 and is entitled “Rights of the Individual: The Individual’s Right to Choose.
The letter is relevant to the legal issue of what’s known as the “Grants Clause.” This clause states that a state does not violate the rights of its citizens by denying them the right to vote. In the US, this clause applies to federal elections and states that have a constitution that includes the right to vote. The clause is a bit more complicated in other countries but it’s basically the same.
I’ve always found the grants clause to be a bit confusing and I’ve always had difficulties understanding it. I think the confusion comes from the fact that it’s a bit of a misnomer to refer to the clause as the “Right to Choose”. The clause is not a right. Rather, it’s a right to vote. In other words, the clause means that a state cannot deny the right to vote to its citizens.
Although its not the right to vote, grant cards are still legal to obtain in other countries. In the US though, only people who have a birth certificate and are citizens can vote. This is because state laws don’t allow for citizens to vote in federal elections.
Its also not the right to choose, its the right to vote. For example, in the US, you can still change your name if you want to. In other countries you can only change your name if you have a birth certificate. You can also still change your name if your parents die, but only if you are a US citizen.
It’s also important to note, because I know this is a big deal, that when you get a ballot, it is not the voter’s name on the ballot. Just your name as the voter. This is because state laws require that only your name be on the ballot. In other states you can choose any name you want.
Of course, the voter does not actually know they are voting for someone else. They simply choose their name for the ballot. When we hear people say that they are voting for someone else to have their name on the ballot, it is not the actual voter who is talking.
This reminds me of the old saying, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” Well, this is an exact quote from the grant cardone quote above. The voter doesn’t actually select the person who they hope will be on the ballot. They do not choose the name on the ballot.
That’s also true for voting in elections. When we vote for a president, a political party, or a candidate we are voting for the actual one, not the person we hope will be on the ballot.
If you want to know who the actual person would be on the ballot, you want to vote for the actual person. We do not want to vote for the person we hope will be on the ballot. We want to vote for the person we actually want to be on the ballot. By thinking about the person we want to be on the ballot, we can make sure that we vote for the person we actually want to be on the ballot.