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#27
Voting gives you the right to complain.
No voting -- No complaining.

:clap_1: ...so true!!!

I vote that you keep posting and hit a milestone!
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quirty
#28
Voting gives you the right to complain.
No voting -- No complaining.

Well now you've convinced me - if I can complain to my little heart's content, I will vote. (Besides, it couldn't be much more convenient for me - polling place is the gym at my kids' school and I have to pick them up anyway, and I usually have a few minutes to spare before my 6PM deadline!)

For the record, I have only missed 1 primary in 25 years, and voted in every regular election. I have been so disgusted with the mudslinging and overall lack of decent candidates, I was seriously going to skip it this year.
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#29
Well now you've convinced me - if I can complain to my little heart's content, I will vote. (Besides, it couldn't be much more convenient for me - polling place is the gym at my kids' school and I have to pick them up anyway, and I usually have a few minutes to spare before my 6PM deadline!)

For the record, I have only missed 1 primary in 25 years, and voted in every regular election. I have been so disgusted with the mudslinging and overall lack of decent candidates, I was seriously going to skip it this year.

Just keep in mind. Anymore, it's not who to vote for. It's more, who to vote against. :idontno:
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Beach Fanatic
#30
Well now you've convinced me - if I can complain to my little heart's content, I will vote. (Besides, it couldn't be much more convenient for me - polling place is the gym at my kids' school and I have to pick them up anyway, and I usually have a few minutes to spare before my 6PM deadline!)

For the record, I have only missed 1 primary in 25 years, and voted in every regular election. I have been so disgusted with the mudslinging and overall lack of decent candidates, I was seriously going to skip it this year.

Linda, I can understand your disgust. In our part of KY - MO/IL is right across the river and we get A LOT of your TV ads. :eek: I would be in a quandary also. Those ads are SO negative and mean. You are smart and informed, just go with your gut. Remember - every vote counts! Remember Florida?
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quirty
#31
Just keep in mind. Anymore, it's not who to vote for. It's more, who to vote against. :idontno:

And that is precisely what bothers me - I remember being passionate about supporting candidates. I don't like choosing the lesser of two evils.

Linda, I can understand your disgust. In our part of KY - MO/IL is right across the river and we get A LOT of your TV ads. :eek: I would be in a quandary also. Those ads are SO negative and mean. You are smart and informed, just go with your gut. Remember - every vote counts! Remember Florida?

My gut is telling me to vote for Obama, against the TIF in my town and to skip the rest. Or maybe go with the Green Party candidates.

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