I voted for Barack Obama for one reason only. Watch the video (and pay attention at about the 90 second mark).
I showed up at our polls (about 2.5 miles from our house) at 6:45 AM. There were already around 40 people in line and when the polls opened at 7:00 AM, only 4 voting machines were working (out of 12). Shouldn't these sort of problems been figured out last night, yesterday or last week? Arrggh. By the time I got to the front of the line, there were 6 machines working. By 7:30 I was out of there - quicker than I expected.
Ok, well, I guess I agree with Obama on the sports issue ;) I sure hope the government doesn't get involved with sports though any more than they already have - hearings on doping in baseball! I mean, come on, aren't there better ways to spend our taxes? I am glad to hear the polls weren't too bad. I am going to head out soon and I hope to avoid the lines!
ReplyDeleteI was in the Obama camp until he select Biden. After several weeks I was ready to vote for him again, but then the redistribution of wealth issue came up. In the end I voted 3rd party. Some say that is a wasted vote, but I feel good about my decision.
ReplyDeleteYou can still watch Obama's massive party in Grant Park tonight from your balcony though. Maybe even join in wearing your Mitt Romney t-shirt?
ReplyDeleteYes, we have a great view the party. The police helicopters have been circling all day. We will definitely go down there later tonight.
ReplyDeleteI heard Obama will be handing out checks to help pay for rent and gas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P36x8rTb3jI
University of Pennsylvania High School Football Rules!
ReplyDeleteGo Quakers!
Oh, Tyler, you make me laugh!!!
ReplyDeleteBUT, I agree - we need play-offs in college football. I just think it's funny you pointed that out in the video.
I say Obama makes that a "first 100 days" issue - death to the BCS (Beaurocratic Control System). Oh, and in the "swing state" of Ohio, waits are around 3-5 hours long...so consider your 45 minutes as lucky.
ReplyDeleteA vote for Obama is a vote for the death of the BCS. I like that political stance. Do you think the Democrats will keep this as a party platform for future elections? I wonder how this affected the turnout in the swing-state/BCS states? ;)
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