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When will my thread be approved?

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Anthony Moore2 Anthony Moore2 MemberOP
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#1 ·
I posted a PDF regarding the 2015 general election, and I was told it would go live once the moderators gave it the green light. So, I’m just wondering... when will that happen? Or is it even going to be posted at all?

Thanks
Sophia Thomas7 Sophia Thomas7 Active Member
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#2 ·
Is this a duplicate user or just a duplicate thread?
Anthony Moore2 Anthony Moore2 MemberOP
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joined Dec 2010
#3 ·
Matthew Anderson said:Is this a clone account or just a duplicate thread?

Same issue, different user, same old copy-paste job. My thread was actually about the American election system.🙂 Just being lazy, I guess.
Anthony Moore2 Anthony Moore2 MemberOP
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#4 ·
Me? Any kind of response?
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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joined Mar 2009
#5 ·
Not right now. We're in the middle of the general election campaign, so it’s hardly the time to be debating the Election Law of America or Mexico. If you want to dive into the Election Law, there's already an election law discussion forum here . If you think you have something fresh to add, feel free to post there—just keep in mind that these elections will follow the current law, with only minor adjustments based on the Supreme Court's ruling.
Anthony Moore2 Anthony Moore2 MemberOP
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#6 ·
Charles Fox10 said:Not right now, because we're in the middle of the general election campaign. It’s just not the time to be debating the Election Law of America or the situation with Mexico. We already have an election law discussion forum here at . If you think you have something new to add, you can post there—just keep in mind that these elections will follow the current law, with only minor tweaks based on the recent Supreme Court ruling.

Thanks. I just couldn't seem to find it...

P.S. Did I fail to ask anything meaningful about the relationship between elected officials and their voters in my post? Of course, you can't change the election law in the heat of a campaign. But isn't this actually the best time to be discussing such things?

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