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Judging by some of the posts I've seen on facebook and twitter. I wish more people didn't vote
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Are you at least voting for the local issues if nothing else??I don't feel strongly enough about either candidate to give my vote this time around. I went in uninformed back in 2008...voted because I felt it was the right thing to do. However, after reading up on both Romney/Obama (thanks, NT) and watching the debates, etc...I don't want to give my 100% support to someone I'm lukewarm about. I feel as if I'm voting, I'm behind that person 100%. And I'm not for either guy. Just my .02
Are you at least voting for the local issues if nothing else??
Well that's good, I'm glad to hear that champ. This is something that we can build upon.Local stuff - yea. There are some things that I'd like to see changed on a micro scale.Are you at least voting for the local issues if nothing else??
true but the norm isnt ppl speaking up at all so of course change isnt the norm... also things have to start grassroot. Imagine if ppl lined up at state offices like they do for the latest twilight screening. Imagine if ppl camped out at corp. office like thet do for the latest j's or the latest fad electronic item ie... iphone/ipad/ipod etc...That's so specific and a much smaller scale. It's not applicable to the major issues at hand right now. Nobody in Washington cares about my opinion on the budget deficit or corporate tax.
But yes, I commend you on making a difference. I bet it felt good to be listened to. Unfortunately that's just not the norm.
is this enough for you?
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And here we go.
I purposely try to leave the race element out of it... And you take it there. Bravo my friend. Bravo.