>>Seems to me that you are really only "partial" US citizens though, considering that the US in particular pushes the great democracy that it is where everyone's vote counts.
>On the other hand, assuming CNMI has a nice sweet deal for businesses establishing there as Puerto Rico has, maybe you are better off.
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>Jim;
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>The recent elections for President of the United States held in the state of Florida proved that everyone's vote does not count. It seems to have proven that we have the "right to vote" but not the "right for our vote to be counted".
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>Tom

Yea, Tom, you're right.
In fact the CNMI residents (and others) who are US citizens but cannot vote at least know exactly where they stand. All other US citizens no doubt got a major surprise once the FACTS of vote counting (at least some of them) came to light.

JimN