Cambridge Voting System Illegal? Hillary Clinton: "What difference, at this point, does it make?"

If what Mr. Snedeker says about the Voting Rights Act is true it appears that the PR system is a violation. Nonetheless the voting rights section of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice is solely focused on harms done to black people. Violations by black persons are not prosecuted under the current Attorney General. See. e.g., J. Christian Adams book, Injustice, and John Fund and Hans van Spakovsky's book Who's Counting? Is Cambridge run by white racists? Thus it is unlikely that Justice will take any action. The purpose of elections is allegedly to elect the best possible candidates. Under that theory there is no perfect system. Often the worst candidates are elected contrary to efforts by the voters. See, e.g., Numbers Rule, by George G. Szpiro. Some election observers say, "If God wanted us to vote he would give us candidates."

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the Voting Rights Act of 1965 spelled out (in section 14 (c) (1))

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GUEST COMMENTARY: Not all votes are equal in Cambridge City Council elections
By Rick Snedeker
Posted Jun. 19, 2014 @ 1:03 pm

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