March 7, 2008...1:28 am

The 2008 Election and You

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It is said that the Presidential election of 2008 is one of the most important elections of our time, but I believe any and all elections are important. Elections give everyone the chance to be heard, to express what we the people want for a government and the people we believe can best represent us.  I know who I would like to see in the White House and a quick view of this blog offers that choice resoundingly, but what I want most is for every American to vote and vote wisely.  Please take the time to vote and have your voice heard…and I urge everyone to research the candidates, the issues, and make an educated decision on who they want to lead this country.

This is a great place to start:

http://www.votesmart.org/

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  • I vote for more of your cool music!
    I want to know when we can have elected officials that don’t bounce checks , have criminal records, are filthy rich, or are in general back biting sleaze bags…oh wait…it’s politics! ( smack on the forehead!)
    Can I vote for Nadar again?? some one said he was running….
    ( I am being a wise ass don’t mind me…)

    I actually believe Nader is running in 2008, although I’m not sure under which party. Politics is what we make of it, nothing more, nothing less. And I like it when you’re a smart ass…if you want to go compeltely wicked fun on voting, Emperor Julius Ceasar is running in 2008 as well…and thats no joke. I think there are 186 registered for the office of President.

  • This is so funny. I saw your appeal to everyone to vote & vote wisely via the use of your link. It reminded me of a link I had stashed away that would inform people about who represented them. I meant to add my link here as a comment to assist your crusade. When I looked up my link I found it was the same link you already have up. Who’da guessed it.
    I’m in the delightful position of having no one to vote for. Which means I can kick back and watch the fireworks without taking it personally & losing my mind. No matter who wins I lose. Yet I WILL still vote. I will debate myself and decide on who I think is best when the time comes. To much blood has been spilled to win me this right/privilege for me to waste it.
    Thank you Harley.

    I salute you and the forth coming debate you’ll have with yourself…those are always the most interesting, they can get so vicious. :)


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