Hi, Everyone, Yay, or nay? on this Mark Twain quote? Someone who likes Mark Twain is circulating the quote (shown below) on a graphic poster on Facebook. (When a quotation is part of a graphic poster, a text search of the web...won't notice how often it appears.) If Mark Twain said the quote below, where did he say it? Here's the quote: "If voting made any difference, they wouldn't let us do it." I imagine some innocent persons thinking, "Oh no! If Mark Twain says our country's good faith system is already gone, it must be true!" Others may think, "Mark Twain -- what a maroon!" I felt that statement is too hard-line. It's one thing to say Congress and school boards are criminals and idiots, which, I know, he did say, in good humor(?) It's another thing -- more hardline -- to discourage people from voting. But, did he say it? Thanks! Mike Pearson Ellensburg, Wash.