Remember Go Vote and Good Luck

[Samuraid]

Red is Bush
Blue is Kerry

[escobert]

I cant believe vermont *is sad to be a vermonter*

[SomethingBig]

*Sigh* Bush has been winning like burning and that saddens and frightens me.

EDIT: Oops, I complete forgot how electoral colleges worked, for a second there, so forget I said that thing about Bush winning.

[fire_of_avalon]

I dissagree with this statement. Silence can be just as powerful a message as words if enough people realized it. If your registered to vote and don't, you have every right to bitch. Why vote when you don't think any of the candidates are worth a damn? I highly respect the people who register but refuse to vote until the give us a candidate thats worth the time it took to fit his armani suit. Its when you don't bother to even register and get invovlved at all that you really shouldn't be complaining.

If you REALLY wish to make a statement, you go to the polls and click "No Vote" then click vote then leave.

And you have to remember, there are lots of people that register because they ask you to when you go for any form of governmentally controlled identification. A lot of people I know only registered cause they could.

I see refusal to vote the same as refusal to use a tool your given to do a certain job. Like my step ladder at work. I'm barely over five feet tall, so it's really nonsensical of me to try and reach the tall shelves without a step ladder.

There's always a candidate who will speak up for what you believe in to a certain extent. S/He won't encompass all your values, because who really can, but they can still be a decent voice for what you believe.

I think people's involvement in their world should be equal to their tendency for complaint.

[Shlup]

I was more interesting in voting on the propositions then for president, which is why I voted 3rd party.

[Erdrick Holmes]

The polls make me depressed.

[Shlup]

Good. If you're depressed I know things are on the up-and-up.

[DMKA]

I cant believe vermont *is sad to be a vermonter*

I immediately thought of you and smiled widely when I saw that...the FIRST state to go to Kerry.

[TasteyPies]

From CNN.com

~electoral votes~

Bush: 170
Kerry: 112

So far so good.

[RSL]

Before anyone gets too worried, the states Bush has won are states he was predicted to win. The states that are up in the air, often called the battleground states, are what is really going to determine this. Most of those states are still yet to be called.

[Yamaneko]

Yup.

[RSL]

Plus, Kerry is expected to win California, which has something like 55 electoral votes.

[Shlup]

I freaking hate California.

[Trumpet Thief]

This thread is not the area to whip out my split personalities, so I'll just leave it like this. And I am not too pleased by the latest results either. I hope a large change occurs soon, or... *hides in corner*

[TasteyPies]

Plus, Kerry is expected to win California, which has something like 55 electoral votes.

Kerry is already loosing by 64, cool huh?