i hear so many people cry about laws and policies its not even funny.Tomorrow instead of crying about it,be about it, believe me your vote counts and also your beliefs
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i hear so many people cry about laws and policies its not even funny.Tomorrow instead of crying about it,be about it, believe me your vote counts and also your beliefs
I bitch and Vote early.... I voted last week here in Cololrado.:thumbsup:
I was asked by my Democratic parents to please stay at home tomarrow so I'll make sure to be at the polls first thing in the mornin'. LOL
Have a good one!:thumbsup:
Vote Diebold at least you know your vote counted for something!
Getting stoned and voting- been doing both for about the same number of years! Don't be the stereotypic, apathetic, do-nothing stoner. Throw yourself a voting party and go vote stoned with your friends!
Vote, Vote, Vote!
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"Wow" is all we can say. This is going to be one close election. And not just Congressional races--the polls show that many local races are going to be close too. So make sure you vote tomorrow (Tuesday). And get your friends, family, and co-workers to vote. You can get more information on where to vote here. Re-arrange your schedule today so you can vote tomorrow. Make a goal of reminding at least five people to vote--and drag them into the voting booth if you have to.
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Good Idea. VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!! I would vote but im not old enough yet.
It's the right thing to do...
Please, if you're an American over 18, GET OUT THERE AND VOTE! This election could be a turning point.
Especially those of you in Colorado.
VOTE THE FUCKING REPUBLICANS OUT!
IT'S TIME FOR CHANGE!
I'll move to America just to vote Bush out! :p
If you don't vote, you can't bitch! VOTE!!! Throw a stoned voting party!
In the latest edition of CC, [Cannabis Culture magazine] they lay out who would best represent lealization, or who has a record of at least some support of it.
Good info to know....
Please post a link or names...Quote:
Originally Posted by JunkYard
i am not voting today for three reasons. 1) i am not registered at my current address, 2) because iowa has really generic, low-key candidates and 3) i have to work all day through tomorrow morning and i have a ton of stuff to do at work. pretty lame reasons, but iowa isn't exactly a hotbed of political activity. i think iowa just wants to keep focusing on agriculture and farming because thats our main industry and they don't really publicize much about anything else during the election. i realize that it gets certain people a spot in congress and the house and what not, but we just have really generic candidates, one of whom i emailed and asked a question about legalization of cannabis and they didn't even email me back, not even a form letter. so yeah, i'm not voting, but i think everyone should.
Here's a link to CC's stoners voting guide.
Czeck it out--> http://www.cannabisculture.com/articles/4806.html
Good info...
im not voting cause im workin the election haha 25.00 an hour cant beat that shit
Good Luck, Have Fun.
Thanks!!Quote:
Originally Posted by JunkYard
Anytime, man....you're quite welcome. I've been having trouble logging on to some of the links on that page, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skink
Are they working for you?
VOTE, VOTE, VOTE!
I get the links,but it is slow... prob server overloads because of the day...Quote:
Originally Posted by JunkYard
That could be a good thing, eh? It means people are interested...Quote:
Originally Posted by Skink
We can hope for the best... I am of to vote!!!
I just got back from voting!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou
Chowder im not picking on you but,
There is this thing called TERM LIMITS. George Bush Is bound to them like all presidents. 2- 4 year tearms for a total of 8 years.... his time is up in 08.
I just wish you would not waste your time Hating people that are going to be gone in 2 years...........
We are voting in what they call "off year election" for congress house of reps, Govenors, Amendments, and such.
"You can hate In 08" <<<<<should be my after, off year elections, new sig for Libs... LOL
In conclusion......Bush isnt running for nothing, and he cant even if he wanted too.
What up Junk...been a while?Quote:
Originally Posted by JunkYard
if your name was chuck...i would have said what UPCHUCK.... that isnt good....LOL
yes baked out....:stoned:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bong30
LMAO!
Yup, its been a while....Same shit differnt day, man.
I'm lovin it, though!
when it's taken into account, that only a couple percent of voters can even name their own Congressman, and very few can even name the three branches of government, etc.., (not to mention 'hanging chads' :D) ... "low voter turnout" may be a real blessing ... :smokin:
TIRQuote:
Originally Posted by the image reaper
you should see it here in colorado...OMG! they are Saying 65% of registered voters are turning out.....
1-2 hr lines.... i voted last week. Thank God.... The Dems went to court to see if they would extend voting till 9pm..... NOPE... denied.
I hope 44 wins.....
i see alot of people are opening there eyes,i love it.i would like to let everyone know that u can make a different rather what party you were on but now you know its what the majority want-meaning the people and what we need.I'm very refreshing with the outcome of the results-remember this it world problem not just a American problem.:thumbsup: