Are you fed up with the president’s lawyers paving the way for a Trump monarchy? Did your stomach churn when you heard Republican lawyers say that even if President Donald Trump did extort a foreign government to find phony evidence of dirt on one of Trump’s political opponents it’s OK – because his re-election is “in the public interest”?
Or perhaps you’re tired of the reverse arguments from Democrats? Maybe you are sick of Senate and Congress members making rules and laws that only help them?
Well then, you’d better make sure you’re registered to vote. And you’d better hurry because Monday is Tennessee’s deadline to register in time to cast a ballot in the March 3 primary election.
Yes, Monday.
Even if you think you’re registered, double check. If you haven’t voted in a while, your name may have been purged from the voter rolls. Even if you know you’re registered, dot your i’s and cross your t’s: Otherwise you may find yourself turned away when you go to your polling place if your name has been changed by marriage or divorce, or if your driver’s license name or address no longer match your voter name or address.