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January 13, 2008 at 11:28 AM #135388January 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM #135098little ladyParticipant
“I ask anyone who believes this:
Why are you going to the polls?”Because I am voting for the party I believe;
A)will get out of Iraq
B)will not invade my privacy
C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose
D)will not run the country on what “GOD” tells him to do
E)who actually will acknowledge global warmingI am hoping that the leader who gets elected this time can finish a sentence without stuttering and stammering. Among all the things he did that makes me completely embarresed to be and American.
I don’t believe that the way they get elected and the way we vote is very efficient. I voted for the guy with the most votes last time(Al Gore), but he didn’t get elected…..
January 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM #135293little ladyParticipant“I ask anyone who believes this:
Why are you going to the polls?”Because I am voting for the party I believe;
A)will get out of Iraq
B)will not invade my privacy
C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose
D)will not run the country on what “GOD” tells him to do
E)who actually will acknowledge global warmingI am hoping that the leader who gets elected this time can finish a sentence without stuttering and stammering. Among all the things he did that makes me completely embarresed to be and American.
I don’t believe that the way they get elected and the way we vote is very efficient. I voted for the guy with the most votes last time(Al Gore), but he didn’t get elected…..
January 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM #135295little ladyParticipant“I ask anyone who believes this:
Why are you going to the polls?”Because I am voting for the party I believe;
A)will get out of Iraq
B)will not invade my privacy
C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose
D)will not run the country on what “GOD” tells him to do
E)who actually will acknowledge global warmingI am hoping that the leader who gets elected this time can finish a sentence without stuttering and stammering. Among all the things he did that makes me completely embarresed to be and American.
I don’t believe that the way they get elected and the way we vote is very efficient. I voted for the guy with the most votes last time(Al Gore), but he didn’t get elected…..
January 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM #135352little ladyParticipant“I ask anyone who believes this:
Why are you going to the polls?”Because I am voting for the party I believe;
A)will get out of Iraq
B)will not invade my privacy
C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose
D)will not run the country on what “GOD” tells him to do
E)who actually will acknowledge global warmingI am hoping that the leader who gets elected this time can finish a sentence without stuttering and stammering. Among all the things he did that makes me completely embarresed to be and American.
I don’t believe that the way they get elected and the way we vote is very efficient. I voted for the guy with the most votes last time(Al Gore), but he didn’t get elected…..
January 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM #135393little ladyParticipant“I ask anyone who believes this:
Why are you going to the polls?”Because I am voting for the party I believe;
A)will get out of Iraq
B)will not invade my privacy
C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose
D)will not run the country on what “GOD” tells him to do
E)who actually will acknowledge global warmingI am hoping that the leader who gets elected this time can finish a sentence without stuttering and stammering. Among all the things he did that makes me completely embarresed to be and American.
I don’t believe that the way they get elected and the way we vote is very efficient. I voted for the guy with the most votes last time(Al Gore), but he didn’t get elected…..
January 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM #135103afx114Participant“C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose”
Many people don’t realize that voting for a president is not just voting for a president. The next president will very likely appoint another 1 or 2 justices to the Supreme Court. Whether you’re on side A or B of an argument, this is bigger than the next 4-8 years. This is about the direction of our country for the next 20, 30, 40 years. The makeup of the Supreme Court has slowly been moving to the right over the past 30 years. Whether or not that’s a good or bad thing is up for debate, of course, but the fact of the matter is that this election will change everything. The Supreme Court will either become more balanced, or get pushed even further to the right. The implications go far beyond any policy changes the next president will or will not bring.
I say to the self-righteous non-voting ‘protest’ voters that they need to look beyond voting for a PERSON. This is not about voting for a black man, or a white woman, or a crusty old rich dude, or no one at all. This is about voting for which DIRECTION you want this country to go, not just in the next 4-8 years, but in the next 20-40 years.
Ask not what your president can do for you, ask what the people your president appoints will do for your country.
January 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM #135298afx114Participant“C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose”
Many people don’t realize that voting for a president is not just voting for a president. The next president will very likely appoint another 1 or 2 justices to the Supreme Court. Whether you’re on side A or B of an argument, this is bigger than the next 4-8 years. This is about the direction of our country for the next 20, 30, 40 years. The makeup of the Supreme Court has slowly been moving to the right over the past 30 years. Whether or not that’s a good or bad thing is up for debate, of course, but the fact of the matter is that this election will change everything. The Supreme Court will either become more balanced, or get pushed even further to the right. The implications go far beyond any policy changes the next president will or will not bring.
I say to the self-righteous non-voting ‘protest’ voters that they need to look beyond voting for a PERSON. This is not about voting for a black man, or a white woman, or a crusty old rich dude, or no one at all. This is about voting for which DIRECTION you want this country to go, not just in the next 4-8 years, but in the next 20-40 years.
Ask not what your president can do for you, ask what the people your president appoints will do for your country.
January 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM #135300afx114Participant“C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose”
Many people don’t realize that voting for a president is not just voting for a president. The next president will very likely appoint another 1 or 2 justices to the Supreme Court. Whether you’re on side A or B of an argument, this is bigger than the next 4-8 years. This is about the direction of our country for the next 20, 30, 40 years. The makeup of the Supreme Court has slowly been moving to the right over the past 30 years. Whether or not that’s a good or bad thing is up for debate, of course, but the fact of the matter is that this election will change everything. The Supreme Court will either become more balanced, or get pushed even further to the right. The implications go far beyond any policy changes the next president will or will not bring.
I say to the self-righteous non-voting ‘protest’ voters that they need to look beyond voting for a PERSON. This is not about voting for a black man, or a white woman, or a crusty old rich dude, or no one at all. This is about voting for which DIRECTION you want this country to go, not just in the next 4-8 years, but in the next 20-40 years.
Ask not what your president can do for you, ask what the people your president appoints will do for your country.
January 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM #135356afx114Participant“C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose”
Many people don’t realize that voting for a president is not just voting for a president. The next president will very likely appoint another 1 or 2 justices to the Supreme Court. Whether you’re on side A or B of an argument, this is bigger than the next 4-8 years. This is about the direction of our country for the next 20, 30, 40 years. The makeup of the Supreme Court has slowly been moving to the right over the past 30 years. Whether or not that’s a good or bad thing is up for debate, of course, but the fact of the matter is that this election will change everything. The Supreme Court will either become more balanced, or get pushed even further to the right. The implications go far beyond any policy changes the next president will or will not bring.
I say to the self-righteous non-voting ‘protest’ voters that they need to look beyond voting for a PERSON. This is not about voting for a black man, or a white woman, or a crusty old rich dude, or no one at all. This is about voting for which DIRECTION you want this country to go, not just in the next 4-8 years, but in the next 20-40 years.
Ask not what your president can do for you, ask what the people your president appoints will do for your country.
January 13, 2008 at 12:11 PM #135399afx114Participant“C)will not appoint judges to the supreme court who will deny my right to choose”
Many people don’t realize that voting for a president is not just voting for a president. The next president will very likely appoint another 1 or 2 justices to the Supreme Court. Whether you’re on side A or B of an argument, this is bigger than the next 4-8 years. This is about the direction of our country for the next 20, 30, 40 years. The makeup of the Supreme Court has slowly been moving to the right over the past 30 years. Whether or not that’s a good or bad thing is up for debate, of course, but the fact of the matter is that this election will change everything. The Supreme Court will either become more balanced, or get pushed even further to the right. The implications go far beyond any policy changes the next president will or will not bring.
I say to the self-righteous non-voting ‘protest’ voters that they need to look beyond voting for a PERSON. This is not about voting for a black man, or a white woman, or a crusty old rich dude, or no one at all. This is about voting for which DIRECTION you want this country to go, not just in the next 4-8 years, but in the next 20-40 years.
Ask not what your president can do for you, ask what the people your president appoints will do for your country.
January 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM #135108CMcGParticipantRustico–
What’s it gonna take for today’s kids to revolt? My kid seems to think that voting is enough. My high school class was the last to be subject to the birthday draft during Viet Nam. I am female…so it didn’t affect me. Nevertheless, I was out there. I got arrested (and I was underage) at an anti-Spiro Agnew rally (corrupt a-hole) way back then. Charges dropped but my dad, a colonel in the Army Reserve, punished me nonetheless. I am trying to be unbiased here, but I would really like to know your thoughts on what will ignite our youth. At 51, I am too tired and jaded to do anything else but vote.
January 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM #135303CMcGParticipantRustico–
What’s it gonna take for today’s kids to revolt? My kid seems to think that voting is enough. My high school class was the last to be subject to the birthday draft during Viet Nam. I am female…so it didn’t affect me. Nevertheless, I was out there. I got arrested (and I was underage) at an anti-Spiro Agnew rally (corrupt a-hole) way back then. Charges dropped but my dad, a colonel in the Army Reserve, punished me nonetheless. I am trying to be unbiased here, but I would really like to know your thoughts on what will ignite our youth. At 51, I am too tired and jaded to do anything else but vote.
January 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM #135305CMcGParticipantRustico–
What’s it gonna take for today’s kids to revolt? My kid seems to think that voting is enough. My high school class was the last to be subject to the birthday draft during Viet Nam. I am female…so it didn’t affect me. Nevertheless, I was out there. I got arrested (and I was underage) at an anti-Spiro Agnew rally (corrupt a-hole) way back then. Charges dropped but my dad, a colonel in the Army Reserve, punished me nonetheless. I am trying to be unbiased here, but I would really like to know your thoughts on what will ignite our youth. At 51, I am too tired and jaded to do anything else but vote.
January 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM #135361CMcGParticipantRustico–
What’s it gonna take for today’s kids to revolt? My kid seems to think that voting is enough. My high school class was the last to be subject to the birthday draft during Viet Nam. I am female…so it didn’t affect me. Nevertheless, I was out there. I got arrested (and I was underage) at an anti-Spiro Agnew rally (corrupt a-hole) way back then. Charges dropped but my dad, a colonel in the Army Reserve, punished me nonetheless. I am trying to be unbiased here, but I would really like to know your thoughts on what will ignite our youth. At 51, I am too tired and jaded to do anything else but vote.
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