Democrats need not physically vote, if you just channel hope and change and concentrate real hard (don't poo your britches) your vote will be received telepathically and recorded for Obama.
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Democrats need not physically vote, if you just channel hope and change and concentrate real hard (don't poo your britches) your vote will be received telepathically and recorded for Obama.
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Originally Posted by Rockntractor
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dun days ago. 15 minutes - but I didn't get an "I voted" sticker so I can't go get my free cupcake today.
Done.
Mitt.
No DiFi.
DeMaio in San Diego.
Voted against tax increases here in CA too.
Now, waiting for 4:00 PST when East Coast polls start to close.
Will have glass of merlot at 5:00. :friendly_wink:
Done, but discovered I messed up when I put my new address on my driver's license, so I got a provisional ballot. Fascinating ballot initiative, making a law so criminals can't sue their victims. The fact that such laws need to be made is proof that there are way too many lawyers, idiots, and overlap.
I was talking to a dad today when I went to pick my daughter. He was talking the teacher's ear off about how he is the opposite of Obama and a borderline anarchist. I had my"I voted" sticker on and he asked me who I voted for. I told him the truth and asked if he did. He said he was waiting for his wife to get home from work first as he needs to tell her who to vote for and how to vote with the proposed amendments. Dayum.
Yeah, they can do an email vote in New Jersey. Saw it's been extended til Friday. I hope it's not for president, but for local issues, but it wasn't clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
Nothin warms the heart like a good obedient woman!http://www.smiley-lol.com/smiley/dra.../coeuroeil.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Hawkgirl
That right there is my problem.:evil-grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
Voted about an hour ago, was #669 at my precinct as of 3 pm. Took less than 10 minutes. The third time I've voted against Obama, but certainly like Romney more than when I did my protest vote for McCain in '08 & Alan Keyes for U.S. Senate in '04.
Cautiously optimistic that this vote will matter in Iowa, rather than essentially wasted in Illinois.