WI the United Nations, at the urging of either Ahmadinjad, or Hugo Chavez,
got involved in our elections? Their argument? That our elections are rigged and the UN decides to send observers to make sure they're honest. What would the reaction of the American people be?
The United States already has electoral observers from the OECD, OSCE, EU, CoE, the UN and many other organisations.
Besides, no one would listen to Armoured Dinner Jacket or the fat Venezualan idiot.
Note: The list of organisations above probably contains some that have never monitored a US election, but I was making a point that US elections are monitored by outside observers more than anything else.
I prefer to call him Armed And Dangerous.![]()
The US bars any UN observers from observing elections. This is ASB, to be honest.
Just the OSCE. No observers from the UN monitor US elections that I'm aware of, though I don't see what the problem would be if they did.The United States already has electoral observers from the OECD, OSCE, EU, CoE, the UN and many other organisations.
That's OTL. OSCE observers were invited to monitor the 2004 elections, and though I haven't read anything about it, I suppose they'll be around for this year's election as well.Maybe the "bizarre" 2000 votes in Florida could be a good POD to have OSCE observing US elections ?