Make your vote for President really count

Obama is going down bigtime. The only question now is whether it may be way too late to fix the enormous amount of damage he's done to this country both domestically and around the world. ...

Here's a picture of the President-elect with a group of Indian businessmen. Looks like they are real happy about a deal. Perhaps they are bringing back MT jobs. ...

The ayes did not have it and Boehner was reading from a script. The states impacted by all of this should remove Romney from their ballots. http://washingtonexaminer.com/can-teleprompters-count-votes/article/2506556#.UEVJ0pajhB4 ...

It's breaking news, so I don't think there's any hard copy out there yet. Judge declared a mistrial on 23 other counts. ...

79,000 of that 106,000 enrolled through state exchanges, which have some glitches but are mostly working pretty well. 26,800 enrolled through the federal exchange. 19.5 million people visited healthcare.gov during the reporting period 10/1 - 11/2. Nearly 400,000 new people have been determined to be eligible for Medicaid (can expect a large enrollment rate in this group). Other info: Originally, before the computer problems were realized, reportedly the expected enrollment dur ...

The graph tells who was in favor and against on Nov. 7, where they stand now, campaign contributions from the health industry, and number of uninsured in their districts. This graph was updated on March 18, 2010. Keep this in mind in Nov. For instance, Steny Hoyer, received $3,293,409 in campaign contributions. Poor Nancy...only got $1,668,550. Gee, she should feel pretty bad. Some of her buddies have really outdone her in the contributions. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr ...

Dictated: He knows Mr. Obama is the president. ASR: He knows Mr. Mom is the president. ...

Voting is like driving a car.... Select (D) to go forwardSelect (R) to go backwards ...

Rahm Emanuel Toying With 2016 Presidential Run, Sources Say http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/02/14/rahm-emanuel-toying-with-2016-presidential-run-sources-say.html ...

Regardless of whether or not you will vote for the office of president, there are other offices which need votes. There are issues of various types, local and state issues, that need a vote as well. In my state of Ohio, each local county PAYS for the cost in that county. Whether anybody shows up or not, the polls are still open, the poll workers still get paid. The polling machines are still rented. In short, there is a minimum cost to run the election. In my state, if there is not enough of ...

Why should I take the time and go to the effort to make informed choices and even bother to vote? If the president is going to do whatever he wants, what difference does it make which senator, congressman, or whatever, I vote for? ...

First, who would be your ideal candidate for President - this can be someone who has already announced or someone completely off the radar. Why would you vote for this person and who should he/she choose as a running mate? Second, of those who have announced (or will soon announce), who will you vote for in the primaries and why? For those who are independent voters, maybe choose a candidate from each party and tell why they might win your vote. Please no bashing each other's choic ...

but will fight till the last vote to include a public option in the final bill. ...

yesterday and stayed dry by 5 votes. Rumor has it that provisional votes will bring the vote to dry by 1. ...

I urge everyone to try to forget party for a while and actually ask yourself . . Am I better off now than I was 3-1/2 years ago? Is our country better off now than it was 3-1/2 years ago? Do I have hope for the future, for my children's future, for my grandchildren's future? Do I believe America is still the land of opportunity, peace, and prosperity? If you answered "yes" to those questions, then vote for Obama. If, however, your answer is "no," you owe it t ...

Some of you may be too young to remember the 1970s and the ERA. You also may have never heard of Sonia Johnson, a Mormon women who was excommunicated from the Mormon church in the late 1970s for supporting the ERA and equal rights for women. I had the occasion to speak with her after she wrote a book called "From Housewife to Heretic." Anyway, long story short, I have firsthand experience as a former member of the Mormon church (and a very loyal, dedicated, and hardworking one ...

“I believe that since Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years we should sustain and support it.” Source“Roe v. Wade has gone too far.” Source “I don’t line up with the NRA.” Source“I’m a member of the [NRA].” Source “I like mandates. The mandates work.” Source “I think it’s unconstitutional on the 10th Amendment front.” Source “I respect and will protect a woman’s right to choose.” ...

From Smithsonian.com: "The answer, it turns out, has a lot to do with buggies and farmers markets. The Founding Fathers met at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, NPR explains, but at the end of the meeting they still had not resolved a number of questions about how to run an entire nation. One of those issues involved the timing of federal elections. As a quick fix, they decided to leave it to individual states to set their own voting days, which led to several decades of &ldqu ...

This is one of the best pieces I have read about Romney, and I believe it explains why a lot of people did not vote for him. ...

You tell it Mr. President! Also: No person who works full-time in this country should have to live in poverty. ...

He is the only candidate who has separated Siamese Twins! No kidding, actually heard this as someone giving this as a reason to support him. She wasn't kidding. She had a dumb-founded look on her face when it was mentioned that that doesn't come up much when a person is elected to the presidency. ...

> 12 REASONS TO VOTE DEMOCRAT> > When your family or friends cannot explain why they voted Democrat, give them > this list. Then they can then pick a reason from this "TOP 12"...> > 1. I voted Democrat because I believe oil companies' profits of 4% on a gallon > of gas are obscene, but the government taxing the same gallon of gas at > 15% isn’t.> > 2. I voted Democrat because I believe the governme ...

In a show of unity, Senate Democrats sealed a 60-vote majority needed to advance health care legislation Saturday ahead of an evening showdown with Republicans eager to doom the bill and inflict a punishing defeat on President Barack Obama. Two final holdouts, Sens. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, announced in speeches a few hours apart on the Senate floor they would vote to clear the way for what is expected to be a bruising, full-scale health care debate after Than ...

Some have problems with the spending part, but they still voted to end cloture. The final Health care bill vote is tomorrow. ...

So far, 211 yea, 173 nay. Mostly partisan votes. 13 dems Nay, 2 pubs yea. ...

The vote to overhaul the country's heath care system is expected to take place this weekend. President Obama and leaders in Congress say they are confident the bill will pass, but there are still holdouts. Illinois Congressman Luis Gutierrez was one of them — until yesterday when he announced his support for the bill. The Democratic representative threatened to withhold his vote due to the president's lack of movement on immigration reform. Host Michel Martin speaks with Gutierre ...

Note that within the list are clickable links for further documentation. ...

The first handwritten list is concise and to the point. There is a longer detailed list printed below that one. ...

Make your vote for President really count

Here's what I tell my kids... - SK1

Here's what I tell my kids - The Sarge - sm

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