It’s hard not to like Elie Pieprz, the national director of iVoteIsrael. He has a friendly face and a wide smile. His team of dedicated young people who are working to register Americans living in Israel to vote and get their ballots properly filed are as sweet and well-intentioned as he is. He will chat enthusiastically of his dream of tripling or...
- By Jonathan
- 24 Oct 2012
- 05:05PM
Does it really matter who pays the bills to sign voters up to vote? Particularly those that are living in another country? That's stupid thinking. Voting is a right of American citizens and if it's paid for by Republicans, Democrats or Martians it should not matter. A voter will vote based on his own preferences. I have heard no one coercing anyone to vote in any particular way. If that is true, print the proof and reveal your sources. My son is serving in the IDF and will be voting his conscience and in the best interests of the U.S. as well as Israel. As I've said, getting people to vote is a good thing who pays the bills does not matter.
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