Even if you vote for the "other guy" (don't you wish we could say "other woman" one of these days), get out and vote today--those of you how are in the US and able to do so. A non-vote doesn't signal you want to change the system. It tells the politicians they can do what they want and no one cares.
Just my two cents.
I for one will be glad the phone will stop ringing and the junk e-mails will taper off. Nonetheless I am tense about the outcome and will probably stay up past my bedtime tonight.
Sorry about the crappy formatting of the blog--ever since Blogger changed some settings a while back nothing comes out right and I haven't had the will, time or know-how to figure it out.
Addendum: I figured out the formatting feature. It was simple once I pressed the right button! Now my blog will look better.
3 comments:
Yes it's always vital to vote!
I plan to exercise my franchise this afternoon. I am always a little surprised at the number of uncontested races in some state, but especially local, elections.
We are also heirs to a bizarre state constitution that must be amended for any number of local issues; and if I recall correctly we have about 12 such amendments on the ballot this go around.
Jill Stein was on the ballot in my state...but I opted for "the other guy", Gary Johnson.
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