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Religion has no place in Politics

Klamath Falls, Oregon- While mail-in voting has become a very hot topic nationwide, here in Oregon it’s old news. In fact, Oregon voters made mail-in ballots the state’s standard system more than 24 years ago. And it first got the green light for local state elections back in 1981.

Todd Gessele. running for Klamath County Commissioner Position #3 states the following on his candidate website.

“I'm in favor of in-person voting with voter ID.

Mail in ballots without ID leave to much room for election fraud. One solution to clean up the voter rolls in Oregon would be to ask everyone to re-register to vote.”

Since when is it the responsibility or the job of a county commissioner to be concerned about mail in ballots that has been on the books for more than 24 years now? And the same goes when it comes to religion.

Todd Gessele: Genesis is Prophecy

Posted on his media site: Totally INSPIRED Media INC

Todd Gessele is not the only candidate claiming to have a religious background running for Klamath County Commissioner Position #3.

Sally-Ann Palcovich has a Master of Divinity from Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. And claims she is an ordained Lutheran Minister.

Sally Ann Palcovich, candidate for the Klamath Board of Commissioners as an active member of the community and a former Lutheran minister. As an ordained clergy, She also served as a chaplain for Sky Lakes and served on the hospital’s ethics committee. She preaches at churches when clergy are on vacation.

Hypocrisy is so rich

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