On the Primaries - I voted

[pardouncia]

Actually, I voted early. Today was the first day of early voting here in Texas, and I voted at the courthouse. I voted for Obama. I do hope he makes it to be president. I don't trust Hillary. She hides things in her policies, leaving things unspoken, and her staff can't answer questions regarding these things. I won't go into all of that now. I'm

Comments

[offside_element]

I think my primary ballot must've gotten lost in the mail (as I have to vote absentee), but you can bet that won't happen for the real election. Glad to hear you went out and voiced your opinion...it's sad that more people don't vote!

[pardouncia]

Can't you complain about that? Then again, your primary already happened, didn't it? Well, I hope Obama gets the nomination. Actually, I think you're one of the first people who keyed me in on him.

Thanks. I think voting is important and try to always do so. Though I must say, this election seems more energized than any I remember. Even those back with Clinton vs Bush senior in...was that 91? The part of my brain that does math is out of order. ;)

[offside_element]

Yes it did, unfortunately, though not surprisingly Illinois endorsed the democratic nominee I too prefer (Obama).

I only remember that I was in first grade and learned about the election back in '91/'92 ;)...

It does seem like a lot of people are going out to the polls this time around, I agree.

[vindonnus]

Good job on voting. You have my kudos. }:=8}

[longbottle]

It is the height of foolishness to think that any politician can be trusted.

One of the reasons I don't bother voting is that the fools have us thinking people outnumbered at least 100:1, so there is absolutely no point in bothering to vote anymore. These are the people who put Bush back in for a second term. They deserve what they get, and I am 100% not involved anymore.

[insomnia]