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October 20, 2010 at 10:49 AM #621605October 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM #620542afx114Participant
I feel as if I owe it to people throughout history who thought and fought and died for our right to vote, in addition to the people in this world who still don’t have the luxury.
Even though the system may be schmacwhackled and the results might not always be there, it’s a lot better than a lot of people throughout history and in this current world can say they’ve ever had. I’d feel like an asshole if I didn’t participate.
October 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM #620624afx114ParticipantI feel as if I owe it to people throughout history who thought and fought and died for our right to vote, in addition to the people in this world who still don’t have the luxury.
Even though the system may be schmacwhackled and the results might not always be there, it’s a lot better than a lot of people throughout history and in this current world can say they’ve ever had. I’d feel like an asshole if I didn’t participate.
October 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM #621181afx114ParticipantI feel as if I owe it to people throughout history who thought and fought and died for our right to vote, in addition to the people in this world who still don’t have the luxury.
Even though the system may be schmacwhackled and the results might not always be there, it’s a lot better than a lot of people throughout history and in this current world can say they’ve ever had. I’d feel like an asshole if I didn’t participate.
October 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM #621301afx114ParticipantI feel as if I owe it to people throughout history who thought and fought and died for our right to vote, in addition to the people in this world who still don’t have the luxury.
Even though the system may be schmacwhackled and the results might not always be there, it’s a lot better than a lot of people throughout history and in this current world can say they’ve ever had. I’d feel like an asshole if I didn’t participate.
October 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM #621620afx114ParticipantI feel as if I owe it to people throughout history who thought and fought and died for our right to vote, in addition to the people in this world who still don’t have the luxury.
Even though the system may be schmacwhackled and the results might not always be there, it’s a lot better than a lot of people throughout history and in this current world can say they’ve ever had. I’d feel like an asshole if I didn’t participate.
October 20, 2010 at 10:53 AM #620547no_such_realityParticipantI vote for one reason. By not voting, you are increasing the power of the stupid fanatical extremist fringes. The two major parties love people dropping out because then they only have to worry about making sure they serve 1 more ‘core’ than their opponents.
Nothing is more powerful than voting 3rd party. 3rd party scares the two major parties because they know the other party could appeal to those voters.
I frankly, think the current system is broken. You win with a plurality, not a majority. If you don’t have a majority, frankly, you should be forced to do a run off against #2. With everybody getting to vote for their perceived lessor of two evils.
i.e. Imagine the shift in the politics if you could really voice your opinion for candidates without the fear that major party candidate is going to go into office with 43% of the vote.
October 20, 2010 at 10:53 AM #620629no_such_realityParticipantI vote for one reason. By not voting, you are increasing the power of the stupid fanatical extremist fringes. The two major parties love people dropping out because then they only have to worry about making sure they serve 1 more ‘core’ than their opponents.
Nothing is more powerful than voting 3rd party. 3rd party scares the two major parties because they know the other party could appeal to those voters.
I frankly, think the current system is broken. You win with a plurality, not a majority. If you don’t have a majority, frankly, you should be forced to do a run off against #2. With everybody getting to vote for their perceived lessor of two evils.
i.e. Imagine the shift in the politics if you could really voice your opinion for candidates without the fear that major party candidate is going to go into office with 43% of the vote.
October 20, 2010 at 10:53 AM #621186no_such_realityParticipantI vote for one reason. By not voting, you are increasing the power of the stupid fanatical extremist fringes. The two major parties love people dropping out because then they only have to worry about making sure they serve 1 more ‘core’ than their opponents.
Nothing is more powerful than voting 3rd party. 3rd party scares the two major parties because they know the other party could appeal to those voters.
I frankly, think the current system is broken. You win with a plurality, not a majority. If you don’t have a majority, frankly, you should be forced to do a run off against #2. With everybody getting to vote for their perceived lessor of two evils.
i.e. Imagine the shift in the politics if you could really voice your opinion for candidates without the fear that major party candidate is going to go into office with 43% of the vote.
October 20, 2010 at 10:53 AM #621306no_such_realityParticipantI vote for one reason. By not voting, you are increasing the power of the stupid fanatical extremist fringes. The two major parties love people dropping out because then they only have to worry about making sure they serve 1 more ‘core’ than their opponents.
Nothing is more powerful than voting 3rd party. 3rd party scares the two major parties because they know the other party could appeal to those voters.
I frankly, think the current system is broken. You win with a plurality, not a majority. If you don’t have a majority, frankly, you should be forced to do a run off against #2. With everybody getting to vote for their perceived lessor of two evils.
i.e. Imagine the shift in the politics if you could really voice your opinion for candidates without the fear that major party candidate is going to go into office with 43% of the vote.
October 20, 2010 at 10:53 AM #621625no_such_realityParticipantI vote for one reason. By not voting, you are increasing the power of the stupid fanatical extremist fringes. The two major parties love people dropping out because then they only have to worry about making sure they serve 1 more ‘core’ than their opponents.
Nothing is more powerful than voting 3rd party. 3rd party scares the two major parties because they know the other party could appeal to those voters.
I frankly, think the current system is broken. You win with a plurality, not a majority. If you don’t have a majority, frankly, you should be forced to do a run off against #2. With everybody getting to vote for their perceived lessor of two evils.
i.e. Imagine the shift in the politics if you could really voice your opinion for candidates without the fear that major party candidate is going to go into office with 43% of the vote.
October 20, 2010 at 10:56 AM #620557CoronitaParticipant(Putting on flame shield)..
If the current government was balanced ineffective at change, I could care less about who was in office and I would vote for someone that is neither rep or democrat…
Unfortunately, for me, the at the Fed level…government is so lopsided right now, that pragmatically, I feel voting for a third party is throwing away a vote….At this point I will be voting simply to vote anti-democrat to reduce the dominance of a one party government…The person could be black/blue/purple/green/racist, anti-asian/fundamentalist/pornstar/or half dead wearing depend garments, so long as the person has a shot at defeating their Democrat counterpart. I could care less. Even if, rep’s manage to gain senate or house (highly unlikely), we have another 2 years of Obama to even things out with appropriate checks and balances…..
I feel we need some of those seats restored and balanced, as screwed up as some of those senators/representatives might be and as disgusting as some of those candidates might be….October 20, 2010 at 10:56 AM #620639CoronitaParticipant(Putting on flame shield)..
If the current government was balanced ineffective at change, I could care less about who was in office and I would vote for someone that is neither rep or democrat…
Unfortunately, for me, the at the Fed level…government is so lopsided right now, that pragmatically, I feel voting for a third party is throwing away a vote….At this point I will be voting simply to vote anti-democrat to reduce the dominance of a one party government…The person could be black/blue/purple/green/racist, anti-asian/fundamentalist/pornstar/or half dead wearing depend garments, so long as the person has a shot at defeating their Democrat counterpart. I could care less. Even if, rep’s manage to gain senate or house (highly unlikely), we have another 2 years of Obama to even things out with appropriate checks and balances…..
I feel we need some of those seats restored and balanced, as screwed up as some of those senators/representatives might be and as disgusting as some of those candidates might be….October 20, 2010 at 10:56 AM #621196CoronitaParticipant(Putting on flame shield)..
If the current government was balanced ineffective at change, I could care less about who was in office and I would vote for someone that is neither rep or democrat…
Unfortunately, for me, the at the Fed level…government is so lopsided right now, that pragmatically, I feel voting for a third party is throwing away a vote….At this point I will be voting simply to vote anti-democrat to reduce the dominance of a one party government…The person could be black/blue/purple/green/racist, anti-asian/fundamentalist/pornstar/or half dead wearing depend garments, so long as the person has a shot at defeating their Democrat counterpart. I could care less. Even if, rep’s manage to gain senate or house (highly unlikely), we have another 2 years of Obama to even things out with appropriate checks and balances…..
I feel we need some of those seats restored and balanced, as screwed up as some of those senators/representatives might be and as disgusting as some of those candidates might be….October 20, 2010 at 10:56 AM #621316CoronitaParticipant(Putting on flame shield)..
If the current government was balanced ineffective at change, I could care less about who was in office and I would vote for someone that is neither rep or democrat…
Unfortunately, for me, the at the Fed level…government is so lopsided right now, that pragmatically, I feel voting for a third party is throwing away a vote….At this point I will be voting simply to vote anti-democrat to reduce the dominance of a one party government…The person could be black/blue/purple/green/racist, anti-asian/fundamentalist/pornstar/or half dead wearing depend garments, so long as the person has a shot at defeating their Democrat counterpart. I could care less. Even if, rep’s manage to gain senate or house (highly unlikely), we have another 2 years of Obama to even things out with appropriate checks and balances…..
I feel we need some of those seats restored and balanced, as screwed up as some of those senators/representatives might be and as disgusting as some of those candidates might be…. -
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