Why Voting Fails: The Aussie Voting Challenge

What do we mean when we say accountability for our publicly elected officials? Call em, write em, speak up to them, speak back to them, in their public appearances, during Public Comments? But none of that actually works. I know. Iโ€™ve been doing all that and more for over a decade.

Sue? The gov? The one with the bottomless pit of money provided to them without opposition by peeps they call taxpayers. Yeah. Right.

Joke: No Step on Snek
A MAGA-styled Gadsden Flag

The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Thatโ€™s what jerk gov officials tell us to do. Nag em with all our vast wealth of time, yet they still donโ€™t listen.

To have to speak in public to them over and over? That is not the job of a constituent.

Accountability without repercussion for wrongdoing, such as not listening, is like praying. It accomplishes nothing. There has to be another way.

Voting? While it works in other countries, it does not work here. When it becomes obvious that our public officials are not listening to us, can we get `em out? Fire `em? As in voting them out?

No, we canโ€™t. Well, maybe, but weโ€™d have to go to a Voting Arms Race with Australia to win. 91% to be exact.

Do you hear me, non-voters?

And to you elected officials:

The squeaky wheel gets the grease is short for yell if you want to be heard.
It’s not the job of constituents to repeat ourselves nor to raise our voices to be heard.
Do your jobs, COMMISSIONERS … THE FIRST TIME WE TELL YOU, DO SOMETHING.


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