I voted.

Nathan K. Hammond · Post by **Nathan K. Hammond** » Tue Nov 02, 2010 18:05

Ya damn right I did! Feels good too.

nkh

Dennis · Post by **Dennis** » Tue Nov 02, 2010 20:09

I drove down to west Texas yesterday to pick up three drums of 100W. I got up this morning at 4am in Abilene to drive back just to be here in time to vote. Get ur done!

Dennis

MikeB · Post by **MikeB** » Tue Nov 02, 2010 20:39

Me too......throw the bums out. I think when I was running a shop many years ago if I had a mechanic working for me with a 18% approval rating, he/she probably wasn't working for me very long.
MikeB

Paul Agaliotis · Post by **Paul Agaliotis** » Tue Nov 02, 2010 20:42

I've voted since I was old enough. It's a right that I have. Yet, you are finding more people that don't, I assume from despair. Your vote does make a difference. The people that tell you different are wrong. And if this country gets too far out of control you are required to defend it, from all enemies foreign OR domestic.
That reminds me, I need to buy ammo.
Paul

Post by **joea** » Tue Nov 02, 2010 23:27

Voted on the way to the airport for the AZBAA meeting.

If you do not vote, you cannot complain.

This time its for major change. Neither side needs to control the entire govt and ram things down our throat like has happened. Hope that the conservatives learn from this and make changes.

Joe A

kyleb · Post by **kyleb** » Wed Nov 03, 2010 00:45

Nathan K. Hammond wrote:Ya damn right I did! Feels good too.

nkh

I still feel dirty after voting in our (Georgia's) race for Governor. I hope I chose the lesser of two weasels.

Otherwise, the national picture is going about as expected. The big question is whether the newly elected folks will immediately fall into the trap(s) so many politicians have fallen into in recent years. We really need some people to grow a backbone and do what's best for the country, not what's best for whoever they feel beholden to...

Nathan K. Hammond · Post by **Nathan K. Hammond** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 02:06

kyleb wrote:I hope I chose the lesser of two weasels.

We had several uncontested local positions on the ballet (which I don't understand why they were uncontested); so I gave a write-in.
Damn, wouldn't you know, I only got one vote.

nkh

Post by **joea** » Thu Nov 04, 2010 09:05

Nathan K. Hammond wrote:
kyleb wrote:I hope I chose the lesser of two weasels.
We had several uncontested local positions on the ballet (which I don't understand why they were uncontested); so I gave a write-in.
Damn, wouldn't you know, I only got one vote.

nkh

You better be careful there! I just got voted into the board on my HOA here in town and part of it was doing silly things like that!

Kalahnikid · Post by **Kalahnikid** » Fri Nov 05, 2010 14:38

Voting in Illinois is discouraging because you have to compete with those that vote early, often, and from the great beyond. The voters in Illinois (and by that I mean Cook county) have chosen to keep Blagojevich light.™

Post by **joea** » Fri Nov 05, 2010 18:43

Kalahnikid wrote:Voting in Illinois is discouraging because you have to compete with those that vote early, often, and from the great beyond. The voters in Illinois (and by that I mean Cook county) have chosen to keep Blagojevich light.™

Someday you guys in Chicago will get tired of this crap and throw the criminals out. Hope its within my lifetime!

Joe A

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