Good voting trend for our area

On mark levine and today on Rush - heard Rush doing some last week also. They both spent extended periods of time reading quotes from some 100+ year old book by some French guy - Alex Tocqueville or something who came to America for a few weeks and then wrote a book about what he thought of us. Since when do AMERICANS need the opinion of some French man? remember freedom fries???? The guy has been dead forever. no consistency with these speakers at all. Today's tripe ...

Right now gast is $3.49 a gallon. I have two boys learning to drive, one finished the classes but needs to practice and the other is in class now, which means two trips to and from the driving school. I am used to a tank of gas lasting two months and now I am filling up more often. I will not be able to afford it if the price goes any higher. ...

I am looking to make a move (I'm 56, divorced, work at home for a local hospital, can keep my job and live anywhere in the US) and looking at Phoenix area. Obviously I would visit there probably more than once before moving, but looking for someone who is familiar with the area. I can afford a much nicer home there than I can where I am currently (Albuquerque). Plus I want a change. What's a nice area there? What areas do I want to avoid? I know ...

Just in time for election day. It is not out of the question that voters will deal with torrential rainfall and high winds across the Carolinas and portions of Virginia. People heading to the polls in Charleston and Columbia, S.C., Wilmington, Charlotte and Raleigh, N.C., and Norfolk, Va., may deal with the messy weather. Rain and wind could then spread northward across much of the I-95 corridor, including in Portland, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C., ...

I am due to graduate the end of September with my bachelor's degree and am looking forward to getting out of this profession all together! I am thinking I may move to the Cleveland area to start my new career (currently live in Missouri and it's too darn hot here!). Any suggestions on safe areas to live in around Cleveland? What neighborhoods should I avoid? Any other words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated! ...

They will save you money, will also handle security detail for your business. ...

I'm not asking for your opinion on who is an idiot or why they're an idiot (if you want to chime in in that matter, you can visit pretty much any other thread on the board). I am only asking who you are voting for in the presidential election. Just for funsies. ...

and if we choose to not vote, we can't complain about who is in office. ...

Trump is disgusting, and we all know why. He's also had many failures, despite opportunities 99% of us didn't have. In these failures, he's screwed over the little guy time and time again. He doesn't care. He's a jerk. His opinion of women is clear. He's a fool. He also knows nothing about government. Hillary is untrustworthy, and we all know why. I don't think she would be honest with us about ANYTHING, and her husban ...

on the Motion to Concur in the Senate amendment for the First Responders. There are 0 minutes remaining in the vote time. ...

My 18 yo son has registered to vote and I would like to take him today to do just that. However, my quandry is, he is developmentally disabled and his disability is such that he receives SSI because of it. I would like to point out that he did graduate from high school this June and I believe would be able to understand the mechanics of voting (with my help perhaps), but I know that he would have no idea who to vote for. So, I am questioning whether it is responsible of me to let him vote (perha ...

Check out this literacy test given to black voters in Louisiana in the 1960s! ...

Went to vote this morning, and Fiorina, Rubio were on the ballot to vote for. I asked why, they mumbled something about printing ballots long ago. What if some numb nut votes for them, what happens to the vote? They all looked at me as I had sprouted two heads and 4 arms. UMMM, don't know. Okay, what do you know? WOW, and it comes down to Indiana. If it is any forecast of things to come, I don't know who is going to get the votes from Indiana.& ...

Ohio voting just got a little harder, not because early voting has been cut down, and not because of new ID restrictions. That's right. Republicans are doing everything in their power to ensure a win in Ohio. The latest tactic works on a county by county basis. County by county it is decided whether or not to extend hours at the voting sites. Each county has a commission comprised of two dems and two pubs. You would think this would be a good thing to extend hours in this state right? ...

The winner gets to be President. Simple as that. ;p ...

My grandson(s) are in a contest for a photography package. Would you mind going here: http://gailannephotography.com/blog/2012/10/2012-fall-cute-kids-contest-entries-ready-set-vote/ Scroll all the way down and choose Gabe (8 years) or Chase (4 years) (or both) -- Chase's name is all the way down at the bottom of the list. My daughter desperately wants to get a family portrait done and to be able to use the pictures as holiday gifts. Thanks in advance!! ...

Not cool. See link. ...

I just came across this Fox graphic and thought some of the posters on this board might find it interesting. Oh, my goodness. Interesting. Fox's own takeaway is that the more educated the citizens of a state are, they voted for Obama. ...

It is painfully obvious that President Obama used the tools he had available in order to do something. Unfortunately, the only thing republicans (the ones in control of congress) know is dictatorship - they know nothing about real life and how one has to compromise. I do it all day, every day in my life or I would not have a job let alone a husband or relationships. When you lose at a game or an election, you then have to play fair. They have acted like spoiled little losers and it makes me asha ...

I heard on Mark Simone's NY radio show today that the 4 groups of people who put Obama through to the presidency were (1) African Americans, (2) Hispanic Americans, (3) young people and (4) single women. Those 4 groups of people are also the ones most negatively impacted by this current economy. Isn't that just wonderful? The ones who helped put him in office are the ones reaping the least reward for doing so. What a guy! The most recent unemployment numbers are higher than the natio ...

It's apparently the same problem as last week in Illinois, changing republican votes to democrat votes. Draw your own conclusions. ...

Because I use my head to research and find out what candidates really are, not what the lap-dog media wants me to think. Because DT has more women in executive and managerial positions than any comparable company, which tells me he is not a misogynist. ... Because he pays these women the same or more than their male counterparts, which tells me looks for capacity and skills in people, not color, gender or race. Because he fought the West Palm Beach City to be able to open his newly purc ...

Now you all can flame me, but having lived through the 50s and 60s when Communism was a threat to our country, I cannot fathom anyone voting for Bernie Sanders. Socialism is too similar to Communism and eventually turns to Communism. You mean to tell me you would like your life being paid a specific salary and if you were luckily someone who made more than average salary or was an attorney or doctor or someone educated, how would you like someone coming in to take your money after all the sch ...

Just Google Communism, Socialism, Marxism and Capitalism and decide if you want to vote for Bernie Sanders or any Democrat. The only Democrat I ever liked was Kennedy. I wish that they had not assassinated him. I wonder what our country would be like now. So, get your mind off of me getting hung up on the hearings. All I know is that we have fought Communism in other countries like Vietnam, etc. We don't like Communism or socialism. I would check out on each one the way that they ...

Madison -- A low-level state employee was fired Thursday after he sent an email to his fellow employees telling them about the state Department of Transportation’s policy on giving out free photo identification cards for voting. Chris Larsen, who had worked in the mail room at the state Department of Safety and Professional Services, sent an email Thursday morning to all employees at the agency’s headquarters explaining that the DOT would provide photo IDs to people only if they specific ...

Good voting trend for our area

And, - NK

This makes perfect sense in our "faux" democracy, - and post Constitution country. nm

As the world falls in chaos and our diminution as a - world power, fundamental change. N/M

The system is being overwhelmed. Mission - accomplished. nm

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