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I've voted. America is great because my voice counts for the exact same amount as everyone else's.

(11-06-2012 10:36 AM)CalallenStang Wrote:  I've voted. America is great because my voice counts for the exact same amount as everyone else's.

Well. not here in Chicago. Your "voice" is worth the same as a non-resident vote but not as much as someone from the south side who gets a couple "voices".

jk, GO VOTE!!!

Vote for me, I promise Twinkies in all the vending machines!

Please voted and above all I urge everyone to keep this in mind while at the polls...

"Country Before Party"

(11-06-2012 12:01 PM)Fireman451 Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 10:36 AM)CalallenStang Wrote:  I've voted. America is great because my voice counts for the exact same amount as everyone else's.

Well. not here in Chicago. Your "voice" is worth the same as a non-resident vote but not as much as someone from the south side who gets a couple "voices".

jk, GO VOTE!!!

As the elder Mayor Daley said, "Vote early and vote often."

We find out if smoking pot is legal today. People are very optomistic it is going to pass. Anyone else have a measure like this happening in their state?

(11-06-2012 12:16 PM)SteveAztec Wrote:  Please voted and above all I urge everyone to keep this in mind while at the polls...

"Country Before Party"

Vote for love of country, not revenge.

Vote for Kang or Kodos. It doesn't really matter which.

Voting is sooo mainstream

I voted, Hoping for Change of Leadership!

(11-06-2012 01:51 PM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I voted, Hoping for Change of Leadership!

Don't get too excited about the results then because whoever wins, we all know it's Taylor Swift's world and we just live in it.

I voted "NO".

I'm a vet and fought for the right to vote or not to vote. I fought for freedom of choice. :patriot:

I will however give you some insight. I know who will win the election already.......

Answer: "The Rich Guy" :muttering:

If it was a choice of only one of the two, this would've been my course of action...

The United States of Ohio.

I voted, but the electoral college, and consequently the election process, is a joke...

(11-06-2012 06:41 PM)Mestophalies Wrote:  I'm a vet and fought for the right to vote or not to vote. I fought for freedom of choice.

Thanks for putting it that way.

24 year old first time voter today.

Finally found a candidate (in my local senate race) that I liked. I went and supported him... and he lost. Oh well. Next time!!!

I don't see my "no" vote represented on the big map. What the heck?!

4 more years baby :D i am so happy!!!! Romney is a joke and he is about to get killed lol..