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  • January 3, 2008 at 11:01 AM #128749
    XBoxBoy
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    Regardless of whether the president has much impact on your life, as a Californian, your vote has virtually no impact on who will be elected. In political circles it’s a given that whoever the Democrats run in California will win ALL of the electorial college votes for the state of California. And I guarantee this year will be no different. In the last several elections the republican candidate has not even bothered to do anything more than one or two token appearances in California.

    There are three ways you can look at this:
    1) Not vote since the result is a foregone conclusion.
    2) Be a good sheeple and vote Democratic and enjoy the fact you voted for the winning candidate.
    3) Vote for some radical nutcase candidate, hoping to send a “message” that you are fed up with the lousy bums the demrepubs give us.

    My personal preference is #3, but then again I never have had much sense and always had a soft spot for radical nutcases.

    XBoxBoy

    January 3, 2008 at 11:17 AM #128501
    Bunny Meadows
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    Voting is so ingrained into me…my dad was a precinct captain in Chicago for the original Mayor Daley (in the 60s and 70s). There was never any question in our house that we were Dems and that when we turned 18 we would do our civic duty and vote.

    That having been said, I’m not a mindless idiot. I DO take a look at the issues. Unfortunately, this time I’m just not dazzled by any of the candidates – GOP or Dem.

    I agreed with a previous poster that the Clinton years were a time of peace and prosperity. Maybe if Hill is in office, Bill will be a “shadow” president. That is about the only thing that would prompt me to vote for her!

    January 3, 2008 at 11:17 AM #128666
    Bunny Meadows
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    Voting is so ingrained into me…my dad was a precinct captain in Chicago for the original Mayor Daley (in the 60s and 70s). There was never any question in our house that we were Dems and that when we turned 18 we would do our civic duty and vote.

    That having been said, I’m not a mindless idiot. I DO take a look at the issues. Unfortunately, this time I’m just not dazzled by any of the candidates – GOP or Dem.

    I agreed with a previous poster that the Clinton years were a time of peace and prosperity. Maybe if Hill is in office, Bill will be a “shadow” president. That is about the only thing that would prompt me to vote for her!

    January 3, 2008 at 11:17 AM #128677
    Bunny Meadows
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    Voting is so ingrained into me…my dad was a precinct captain in Chicago for the original Mayor Daley (in the 60s and 70s). There was never any question in our house that we were Dems and that when we turned 18 we would do our civic duty and vote.

    That having been said, I’m not a mindless idiot. I DO take a look at the issues. Unfortunately, this time I’m just not dazzled by any of the candidates – GOP or Dem.

    I agreed with a previous poster that the Clinton years were a time of peace and prosperity. Maybe if Hill is in office, Bill will be a “shadow” president. That is about the only thing that would prompt me to vote for her!

    January 3, 2008 at 11:17 AM #128745
    Bunny Meadows
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    Voting is so ingrained into me…my dad was a precinct captain in Chicago for the original Mayor Daley (in the 60s and 70s). There was never any question in our house that we were Dems and that when we turned 18 we would do our civic duty and vote.

    That having been said, I’m not a mindless idiot. I DO take a look at the issues. Unfortunately, this time I’m just not dazzled by any of the candidates – GOP or Dem.

    I agreed with a previous poster that the Clinton years were a time of peace and prosperity. Maybe if Hill is in office, Bill will be a “shadow” president. That is about the only thing that would prompt me to vote for her!

    January 3, 2008 at 11:17 AM #128774
    Bunny Meadows
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    Voting is so ingrained into me…my dad was a precinct captain in Chicago for the original Mayor Daley (in the 60s and 70s). There was never any question in our house that we were Dems and that when we turned 18 we would do our civic duty and vote.

    That having been said, I’m not a mindless idiot. I DO take a look at the issues. Unfortunately, this time I’m just not dazzled by any of the candidates – GOP or Dem.

    I agreed with a previous poster that the Clinton years were a time of peace and prosperity. Maybe if Hill is in office, Bill will be a “shadow” president. That is about the only thing that would prompt me to vote for her!

    January 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM #128771
    NotCranky
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    Bush
    Clinton
    Bush
    Clinton

    I can’t stand the sight of that when we have a population of 300M.I really hope we have a “nut case” to vote for, otherwise I am going to have to vote for MLK again. If we ever have another Bush or if Chelsea isn’t something really special when it’s her turn ……

    January 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM #128938
    NotCranky
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    Bush
    Clinton
    Bush
    Clinton

    I can’t stand the sight of that when we have a population of 300M.I really hope we have a “nut case” to vote for, otherwise I am going to have to vote for MLK again. If we ever have another Bush or if Chelsea isn’t something really special when it’s her turn ……

    January 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM #128946
    NotCranky
    Participant

    Bush
    Clinton
    Bush
    Clinton

    I can’t stand the sight of that when we have a population of 300M.I really hope we have a “nut case” to vote for, otherwise I am going to have to vote for MLK again. If we ever have another Bush or if Chelsea isn’t something really special when it’s her turn ……

    January 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM #129015
    NotCranky
    Participant

    Bush
    Clinton
    Bush
    Clinton

    I can’t stand the sight of that when we have a population of 300M.I really hope we have a “nut case” to vote for, otherwise I am going to have to vote for MLK again. If we ever have another Bush or if Chelsea isn’t something really special when it’s her turn ……

    January 3, 2008 at 7:56 PM #129044
    NotCranky
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    Bush
    Clinton
    Bush
    Clinton

    I can’t stand the sight of that when we have a population of 300M.I really hope we have a “nut case” to vote for, otherwise I am going to have to vote for MLK again. If we ever have another Bush or if Chelsea isn’t something really special when it’s her turn ……

    January 3, 2008 at 8:05 PM #128776
    Jumby
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    I think it’s ridiculous to say that it doesn’t matter who the president is because it doesn’t impact in their life.

    “It’s all related!”

    January 3, 2008 at 8:05 PM #128943
    Jumby
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    I think it’s ridiculous to say that it doesn’t matter who the president is because it doesn’t impact in their life.

    “It’s all related!”

    January 3, 2008 at 8:05 PM #128951
    Jumby
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    I think it’s ridiculous to say that it doesn’t matter who the president is because it doesn’t impact in their life.

    “It’s all related!”

    January 3, 2008 at 8:05 PM #129020
    Jumby
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    I think it’s ridiculous to say that it doesn’t matter who the president is because it doesn’t impact in their life.

    “It’s all related!”

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