View Poll Results: did ya vote
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Did you vote
I didn't.
Then again I dont know what state I am supposed to register and vote in. My parents live in ohio and I go to school in NY. And if I am supposed to register in ohio there is no way I am driving 3-4 hours just to vote about parties that I know nothing about
Then again I dont know what state I am supposed to register and vote in. My parents live in ohio and I go to school in NY. And if I am supposed to register in ohio there is no way I am driving 3-4 hours just to vote about parties that I know nothing about
Well instead of driving 2+ hours back from school to vote and miss out on hanging with my buddies, I instead played NFS:Most Wanted, ate a huge pizza, and swordfought with two old arrows.....good times.
Im a horrible American citizen I know, and now it sucks because "Hillary Jr" as we call her is now our state Senator...
Im a horrible American citizen I know, and now it sucks because "Hillary Jr" as we call her is now our state Senator...
Yes, I always vote. I'm of the opinion that it'* my responsibility as a U.*. citizen to do so. It'* one of the few things we should do if we want to retain the "rights" we all like to claim are ours as a free society. While it certainly can be argued that we are really a a republic and not a true democracy, because that'* true, there are many issues that are decided by each of our votes.
For those that choose not to, I'll give it to you that'* it'* your choice, but you are abdicating your choices and responsibilities if you so choose.
It'* a small price to pay to take the time to inform yourself of the candidates and their positions (and I don't mean by watching campaign ads) by reading papers and watching debates, etc...
OK, so my opinion (which is the only right one BTW...
). Take it as you will.
For those that choose not to, I'll give it to you that'* it'* your choice, but you are abdicating your choices and responsibilities if you so choose.
It'* a small price to pay to take the time to inform yourself of the candidates and their positions (and I don't mean by watching campaign ads) by reading papers and watching debates, etc...
OK, so my opinion (which is the only right one BTW...
). Take it as you will.
i gotta say that i dont like either the democrats or the republicans, imagine if the country was completley contorlled by democrats and imagine the same for republicans, neither one looks good to me so I vote for whichever party is weaker to try to maintain a balance, i would vote third party but come on, be realistic, its basicly a wasted vote
Originally Posted by NERV
i gotta say that i dont like either the democrats or the republicans, imagine if the country was completley contorlled by democrats and imagine the same for republicans, neither one looks good to me so I vote for whichever party is weaker to try to maintain a balance, i would vote third party but come on, be realistic, its basicly a wasted vote
I always vote.
If more people would educate themselves about the other parties and, vote for the one that shares their views, the political landscape would be very different.
If more people would educate themselves about the other parties and, vote for the one that shares their views, the political landscape would be very different.












