Voters' Info

[Xstr8guy]

Just so you don't think I'm a mindless Democratic robot... I will NOT vote for Hillary if she wins the Democratic nomination in 2008. She is the WORST kind of politician... wishy-washy with no firm opinions. She just says what she thinks people want to hear. And she's usually wrong.

However, I would vote for Bill again if it were possible.

[XXXWriterDude]

Just so you don't think I'm a mindless Democratic robot... I will NOT vote for Hillary if she wins the Democratic nomination in 2008. She is the WORST kind of politician... wishy-washy with no firm opinions. She just says what she thinks people want to hear. And she's usually wrong.

However, I would vote for Bill again if it were possible.

Hell, I'd blow Bill, just for being Bill! Oh wait... isn't that what got him into trouble the LAST time???

[Xstr8guy]

Ken, it's nice to know I'm not out here on this limb by myself.

I worry that the "vote the issues" liberals will cause this expected blow-out to again turn out poorly... or that black-box voting will fuck us again. Either way, we ALL lose. I refuse to be optimistic this time. I can't take another unjustified and illogical defeat.

[IdolKnights]

This is prolly the first time in my life I have seen the parties downright hateful of one another.

If you don't know who to vote for VOTE GREEN!

The two parties with funding don't need a throw away vote. The independents however do.

[Xstr8guy]

This is prolly the first time in my life I have seen the parties downright hateful of one another.

If you don't know who to vote for VOTE GREEN!

The two parties with funding don't need a throw away vote. The independents however do.

Vote Green? Talk about "throw-away" votes.

I would gladly vote Green, Independant, Socialist, Libertarian ,etc. in just about any other election. But in this election, a vote for anything other than a Democrat is a vote for Republicans. Please don't throw away your votes this year! PLEASE!

[CorbinFisher_BD]

Funny enough I used to not really care a whole helluva lot about judicial votes in the elections... they get so little publicity and you rarely ever hear anything about the candidates or even have any idea who they are...

But if the last few years have told us anything, it's that while the executive branch is running about being abusive and the legislative branch is sitting back allowing that to happen and failing in its duties to enforce any kind of balance or accountability, the judicial might very well be the only thing keeping us from total disaster.

State supreme courts, state appellate courts, and on down to even more local levels, are oftentimes the real frontline when it comes to the battle for civil liberties and rights. We can't vote for US supreme or federal judges that get appointed by the president, but we often can vote on judges at the state level.

Sometimes, what the right-wingers call "activist judges" might be the only bits of sanity and reason left within the government.

[XXXWriterDude]

Funny enough I used to not really care a whole helluva lot about judicial votes in the elections... they get so little publicity and you rarely ever hear anything about the candidates or even have any idea who they are...

But if the last few years have told us anything, it's that while the executive branch is running about being abusive and the legislative branch is sitting back allowing that to happen and failing in its duties to enforce any kind of balance or accountability, the judicial might very well be the only thing keeping us from total disaster.

State supreme courts, state appellate courts, and on down to even more local levels, are oftentimes the real frontline when it comes to the battle for civil liberties and rights. We can't vote for US supreme or federal judges that get appointed by the president, but we often can vote on judges at the state level.

Sometimes, what the right-wingers call "activist judges" might be the only bits of sanity and reason left within the government.

Great. Thanx for making me feel bad, Brian. LOL!

[CorbinFisher_BD]

Great. Thanx for making me feel bad, Brian. LOL!

LOL naw you might be ok. California's a pretty progressive state. You could be ok out there hehe

[XXXWriterDude]

LOL naw you might be ok. California's a pretty progressive state. You could be ok out there hehe

All I know is that I feel DAMNED GOOD knowing that I was a part of social and political change. Some of the Propositions I wanted to go through got shot down (I'm way pissed that the alternative energy prop didn't make it), but all in all, voting in this particular election makes me very proud.