Friend,



This week's Symposium will be presented with Daniella May and Elisa Nahoum, both of whom have run for elected office at the city and state level, respectively, and have run into serious problems with election fraud.



Not only are votes stolen, voters intimated, communities coerced, and debates run as private events, but, most importantly, all of this amounts to a campaign of psychological warfare to keep American citizens from finding out what their neighbors are actually thinking.



People might assume that the "other side" must be crazy to vote in "those" people; but at the same time the majority of people, as polls increasingly show, are fed up with all the infants running the "potty system."



Their tactics of divide-and-conquer have worn thin, and the main question now is what do we do about the rampant election fraud? We have more in common than we know. But the only way we can find this out is through free speech and open dialogue.



Participation in the Sare for Senate NY Symposium Dialogue does not constitute endorsement of the campaign, nor do the opinions expressed necessarily reflect the views of the candidate. The NY Symposium is a dialogue on important matters of policy to enable the voters to develop an informed, as opposed to arbitrary, opinion.





To attend this week's symposium in-person, RSVP below. 



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--Diane



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