Today is the day I've been waiting for, its time to vote! Its 7:36am and I'm about to go to the polling station.Its 9:50am, I'm back and I Baracked the vote! The line was long and the wait was boring. I was late for work too, but I don't care, this election is too important to put a dollar value on.
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It seems that as much jubilation there is over Obama winning the Presidency, there is an equal amount of fury about his win. I have noticed in one yard there is a sign saying “USA – Died November 04, 2008. USSA – Born November 04, 2008.” I’m guessing the USSA stands for “United Socialist States of America.” That’s probably taking things a bit too far. But, as I have stated co
Hey!So on Tuesday, I asked you guys to send in pictures of what you wore to vote or pix of yourself after you finished voting. A few of you sent in some fabulousness. Let's check it out!First Adrienne says, "I am a sophomore at Tuskegee University! Since this is my first presidential election, not only did I have to vote, but I had to look cute and represent Obama as well!""... The shirt has a pic
Originally published November 4, 2008.
Today, this Election Day, millions of Americans are reporting to the polls to place their votes for the candidates they feel worthy to lead them. If you haven't already gone out to do that great civic duty, please take a few minutes to ponder the choices laid out before you. 1 Samuel 8 (NIV):
When Samuel grew old, he appointed his sons as judges for Israel.
The last YouTube debate has screened, and all advertising material must be pulled down by the end of tomorrow in preparation for election day on Saturday. Have you made your decision? Experts estimate that one in four voters are undecided at this stage, so read up on the political parties New Zealand has to offer [...]
Wow, it was a zoo yesterday trying to vote at City Hall. I swung by early in the morning before work and the line was already really long. There was no way I'd be able to wait it out and still make it to work on time. So I ended up going again around 4pm and the line was definitely a lot more manageable.The Line Wasn't Too Bad at 4pmMy Ballot - This Is My First Time Ever VotingElection Party at Th
No I am not talking about McCain supporters but the weather. After what was a tranquil election day Tuesday for most of the country things get active for the central part of the nation. The storm system that came out of the Pacific Northwest is now moving through the Northern Plains and we will see [...]
This is the 9th straight presidential election I have participated in since I started voting. I am ashamed to say, I did not vote until I was 25 years old. I just was interested in one thing; women. I still am. Just not at the expense of everything else! It was the second time I have voted for a third party candidate. In 2000, I voted for George W. Bush much to my dismay now. In 2004 I
No matter which candidate you are voting for [Nader's on the ballot again by the way], make sure to go out and exercise your RIGHT to vote today. Keep up with the latest election news at CNN's Election Center.
No matter which candidate you are voting for [Nader's on the ballot again by the way], make sure to go out and exercise your RIGHT to vote today. Keep up with the latest election news at CNN's Election Center.
After months of seemingly non-stop campaigning today America finally votes on a new President.At one stage it seemed that the race was actually between Obama and Hillary Clinton, but now the final countdown is between Obama and McCain.
It would have been nice to have a female President, but I think it will be equally groundbreaking to have the first black President to usher in a new era of change
As the Election buzz reaches a climax, I think Al Mohler’s previous comments on this year’s Presidential campaigns are helpful: The rhetoric of the race, and the rhetoric of many evangelicals, is disturbing. This race is important and necessarily so. We are talking about the next President of the United States, after all. But evangelicals have invested far too much hope in the political proces
America, we want you to get out and vote today. Let us not forget those who have struggled so that we could have the right to vote. It is a privilege and an honor. If you are not sure where to go, be sure to click here and enter the information to find out!
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Apparently, I’ve had it for quite some time, but due to a miscommunication, I only found out yesterday. I’m relieved in a way because I was beginning to think that me feeling like utter hud was normal and/or all in my head. (Turns out the opposite end of the anatomy is the culprit. [...]
Hey hey everyone,I have Google ads on my site and I noticed that they are showing "Yes on 8" ads. That is SO not cool. I don't appreciate those ads on my website, but I guess all of us with Google ads have to deal with it until the day is over.Don't Discrimin8!
Around the nation, today is a very important day in politics. It’s also a landmark day in the history of our nation, as political, gender and racial barriers will be broken no matter what the outcome. Either the first woman Vice President or the first African-American president will be elected today, re-defining hundreds of years of American politics. It’s an exciting [...]
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I was feeling super-stressed today, so I came up with a super-fabulous outfit to compensate. The skirt I just picked up this weekend, at my favorite vintage store, and it's actually a vintage petticoat. Lovely, no? skirt/hat: fave vintage storewhite tanks: rugged wearhousebelt/jacket: thriftedshoes: ebay
Jay, CJ, and I are standing in the kitchen just before I leave to teach my night class when CJ says matter-of-factly, “Obama is running for President.”
Which might not seem like such a profound statement to you, but let me tell you… it is. At least coming from CJ.
“Wow,” I say, “You must be learning [...]
Today is the day we have been waiting on for so long, and now it is time to get out to the polls and cast your ballot. There are also a lot of initiatives out there that may affect you or a loved one, so try to understand the issues before you cast a vote. Hopefully, you have been paying attention and are up to speed on the initiatives before you color in your dot, pull your lever or attach your b
Welcome to Angry Seafood’s first-ever Blog Carnival celebrating the end of the political humor season, otherwise known as Election Day. Which would you rather watch, a tv channel telling you the same things over and over or this post continually refreshing with something new?
Oh and it’s live.
Well, at least until around midnight EST. All day [...]
"What does the President do anyway, Mommy?"If you've been a subscriber for a while, you know that our advice on Election Day is to bring your kids into the voting booth (Click here for our adventure on the primaries, including tips for talking to kids about the electoral college system). Letting them stay up to watch the election results is even more fun than having them punch the chad through the
Today…. or probably tomorrow, should be most fascinating. I rather expect some extraordinary events to take place over the next few months. This has to be the most fascinating (in a repulsive sort of way) election in history. Which is part of why I haven’t been blogging, I’m very opinionated and I know I will offend many people if I talk about it… so I hav
The United States is on the verge of history today and at the polls they are making it already. News reports from around the country are predicting the highest voter turnout in more than a century...
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Today is the Big Day - Election Day. I hope everyone remembered to get out and vote. Many people have waited on this day for a good while now.
It will be interesting to see how many times they have a re-count of votes. I assume around midnight we may have a guess-timate [...]
Well today is election day for all of my readers that live here in the United States of America and I hope that you are going to vote today. We are very fortunate to live in a country where we have the opportunity to be able to decide who will represent our country in a fair election system.Today I want to talk about how your vote affects your network marketing business. The network marketing in
On this very important day in American History, the DC Sports Page wants to bring you an election that everyone can agree on. Vote for your favorite Redskins Cheerleader! This first week of voting pits Buffy versus Toccara. At the...
The line continued into the parking lot! It took about 70 minutes to vote this morning. We got there around 7:30 a.m. WBKO TV had a story that said that people had to vote for President first, and...
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It's finally time for all Americans to cast their ballot in what has seemed to be an endless election year. And what better way for we here at Movie Dearest to recognize the occasion then with a little bit of movie-related fun, inspired by the original poster for A View to a Kill.As for who the Movie Dearest gang is voting for, it is safe to say that "that one" on the left will never appear on thi
Today marks one of the most important elections in US history. If you are eligble to vote, be sure to get down to the polls and make your voice heard! (And then head over to Starbucks for your free coffee, simply by telling them you voted!)
well, the day has finally arrived. everybody in america is voting for the next president of the united states of america. ..who will it be? obama? mccain? that is the big question.the time here in bangkok is about 9pm. I was plenty tired from yesterday. so tired in fact - it took me the whole day today to recuperate. but here I am, ready for another night of fun and games.since I want to c
Today is Election Day for all of my fellow Americans. So, I wanted to take this opportunity to urge everyone to make the effort and to take the time to go and vote. I know that it will be a pain in the ass to get out of work in order to run over to your polling center. And I know that we all have busy schedules and hectic lives. And we all know that the lines to vote are going to be insanely long.
Well, it's here - Election Day!And I'm getting ready to go out and vote. Let's see - top hat, cane, boutonniere, spit-shined shoes, cleaned and pressed tuxedo - now what have I forgotten?Oh yeah, cuff links. Can't wear the every-day appointments today, best to pull out the special studs for this election.Wait a minute. Maybe I'm being a bit inappropriate. Don't want to draw attention to myself
I’ve noticed in the past that some Crofton voters discard their “I Voted” sticker when they leave the polling place. You may not want to do that this year… here’s why:
My blog-surfing dog, Bloggy, has been scanning the Internet for election news this morning, and he came across a post by RE/MAX agent Cindy Jones, in [...]
After standing on long lines to cast your ballot today, reward yourself with a cup of coffee, a doughnut, and a scoop of ice cream—all gratis. The following merchants are offering election-day perquisites:Starbucks: A free 12-ounce cup of drip coffee....
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OK, so we can finally TODAY elect our new president. For me, that means no more door knocks, auto-dialed calls, signs in the medians of EVERY road, street and highway! It is certainly the most historic election EVER and having said that, I’m excited to see what’s in store for us. So GO VOTE!
Secondly I have GREAT [...]
I was 25 years old when I covered my first election day.
I worked for a small chain of weekly suburban newspapers, and my beat was the largest in the group—and the most Republican. The citizens of this small town voted regularly and predictably, with very little dissent.
Not at that time a very political animal, I [...]
Its feels like Christmas....all the hype and the hoopla.......and now its almost over.....THANK GOODNESS!I am pretty excited to be a part of these times, its pretty neat....So what's new with the PawHealing family.We're hanging in here. We're still trying to figure out what's going on with the house and all of that. Mark finally found a lawyer that is representing other folks who got themselves in
Today the whole world is looking to the USA.Who will become the next president of the USA? Barack Obama or John McCain?I´m sure it will be a very long day for the two candidates but also all the people in the USA and for many many people outside the USA. We will see............
IN THE NEWS: It's a Election Day! Duh. Where have you been?Hey, all! I thought I would spare everyone any lengthy diatribe I could possibly offer on a particular presidential candidate and instead talk about...BOOKS!(Hey, there's a novel idea!) LOL!In fact, I'm over at author Marianne Arkins blog today talking not only about books but about what a book snob I am.Yes, I'm afraid so.Are you one too?
Here we are, finally, after 21 months
of relentless campaigning, lying, cheating, mud-slinging, insane
media bias, false promises and a whole raft of October Surprises, it
is Election Day. Finally, it is no longer a question of polls, no
longer a matter of what the wide assortment of pontificating talking
heads that have dominated the airwaves for nearly two years believe
Well, as my grandpa used to say, “The hay’s in the barn.” Senators Obama and McCain can sit back and basically relax. That is easier said than done. Both men will be tense, tired and putting on a good face for the cameras. Truth be known, they both are probably glad the campaign is over. It became a nasty campaign in the past couple of weeks. Charges of socialism, four more years of Bu
It's finally here, election day. Get off your butts and go out and cast your ballot, regardless of party - it's not only your right, it's your responsibility as a citizen of the United States, more a sacred duty.As for us, we've waited for a very long 8 years to cast this ballot, and will do so with smiles on our faces. We're pretty sure our votes won't really count in the end here in the Natura
Hey Guys!So how does it feel over there on Election Day?!?! Are you excited? Je suis tres jalouse, but trust, I made it to Fedex yesterday, and indicated to the man who helped me that my vote must get in *today*. He assured me all was fine before saying, "Gobama!" The French are alll about our boy!To celebrate this historic day, the Fashion Bomb is having a contest of sorts! Send me pix of your vo
One of my very dear friends is a Queer Feminist Trotskyite college professor at a well known American University, who looks smokin' hot when she wears her skin tight arrest red Che T-shirt. We get along fabulously, even when we discuss politics. This is because, unlike so many people on the left, she knows that it is important she understand the rationale behind the arguments for such things a
Happy Election Day, Americans! Before you head out to your polling place, check out our top 10 election season tools for getting your vote on and our full election coverage. How’d your voting experience go? Discuss here.
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I've voted in every election I've been eligible for since I turned 18. This will be the first year I'm not voting. I think I've finally realized how absurd it is. Put on a fake smile, kiss a bunch of babies, tell everyone you won't raise their taxes, promise a whole bunch of stuff you have no intention of attempting to do (even if it were feasible), sling some mud at the other guy, and say you're
With Election Day upon us, I finally had to chance to try this roast chicken recipe from Oprah's good friend Cristina Ferrare - sometime television host, author, actress, model, and, apparently, occasional cook for Oprah. Oprah has pronounced it the best roast chicken in the universe. I have always found Cristina very delightful and genuine, so why wouldn’t her chicken be good?She mixes togeth
Well Happy Election Day to everyone here in the USA. It’s exciting times in our country with two compelling candidates running. I’m not going to come out and say actively who I support, although you might be able to infer it if you rad this site regularly… No, instead I’m just going to [...]
Well readers, I'm flying off to Brussels, Belgium to visit old friends amidst the maelstrom of Election Day here in the States. I do indeed plan to blog from my European perch a few times during my stay, but it will most likely take a few days for me to find my feet and recover sufficiently from jet lag.So, until then, be well, and please check back in a few days for an update. By then, I'll hopef
Before you vote, you may want to watch this 30 minute I.O.U.S.A. clip on youtube. History shows (think Soviet Union for a recent example) that the wrong fiscal policy can be as almost as destructive to the general welfare of the population as conventional war.
Here is an article to the main candidates’ position on the [...]
Gung-ho?
So you got your vote in early. Nice, but the work’s not done. Although the “vote early, vote often” days are behind us, we can still double our impact come Election Day.
Here’s the rub: voter lines are already stretching out around blocks and every sign points to a record turnout tomorrow. We all have friends who are working and can’t/won’t get away
What it doesThis web-based initiative aims to use the power of Twitter in order to ensure that the upcoming election day goes as smoothly as possible for all concerned voters. Twitter Vote Report is actually a network of volunteers that have teamed together in a bid to make a contribution towards American democracy.
Via Twitter Vote [...]
I’ll be the first to admit, I can get pretty caught up in the political scene and scandals this time of year. The latest news story, the terrible “what if’s”, the deep ideological questions and more, all draw me in (which is not all bad). The danger of this, for me, has come when I [...]
“O” for Obama and “M” for McCain cookies!
Well, we hope you’re not sick of all the 2008 presidential election coverage yet, because today’s post is about gifts you can give on Election Day!
Election Day is a very patriotic occasion. It reminds us of our rights as members of a democracy to exercise our right to [...]
10. “The Man’s Too Strong” - Dire Straits
9. “Don’t Stop Believing” - Journey
8. “Killing In The Name” - Rage Against the Machine
7. “A Change Is Gonna Come” - Sam Cooke
6. ”My Generation” - The Who
5. “Dirty Laundry” - Don Henley
4. “Positively 4th Street” - Bob Dylan
All right. Now we’re getting to the good stuff. Here’s Marvin Gaye:
We independents face this same problem with every election: neither candidate reflects our thoughts, views, or aspirations. If you asked me whom I would be happy to vote for, I would say: maybe a Denis Kucinich - Ron Paul formula. You see, I don’t see the divisions across party lines, and there are some issues [...]ShareThis
Every four years in the United States we elect or re-elect a President. Election Day falls on the first Tuesday in November. This year it is November 4th. It's not a national holiday and, no, we don't get the day off of work, but we are urged to fly our flag in support of one of the most important days in our country. Click on When to Fly the Flag to see other days we should fly Old Glory. Also,
According to an Article in the Laurel Leader, people who live around Laurel real estate, and anyone in Maryland, can visit Shane's Rib Shack for a free meal on election day. Shanes Rib Shack is located in the Centre at Laurel shopping center at the intersection of Baltimore Ave and Contee Rd.
The free meal will consist of a three piece chicken tenders, fries and a 20 oz soda
Well, here’s your reporting for the time period between October 18 and October 24. I was surprised to see that only 19 contracts were ratified during this period of time. Anecdotally as we discuss the market activity amongst ourselves (as agents) we are seeing decent traffic, but I think right now, all eyes are on [...]
In this Obama ad, we're told we should take the day off from work or school to vote for the Chosen One.If Obama wins, you'll probably be out of work anyway, so you may as well get a taste of what being off from work is like.
Every day I watch the polls and get excited because I know Barack Obama is going to win the whole thing," said Corgins Banner, a 32-year-old Charlotte man who works for a bank. "Then it hits me. Something is going to happen. They are going to find a way to stop him."
I can't believe that we're this close to election day now. Personally, I just want to get this thing over with so that we can get on with our lives. I mean, it's felt like years since this whole process started - probably because it DID take years for this thing to build up and will come to its pinnacle (hopefully) on November 4th. Unfortunately, many out there, including the Columbus Dispatch, st
We have finally broken into single digits! With only 9 days until the election the pressure is mounting in key swing states all across the nation. Barack Obama's campaign has been able to flip several red states (Virginia, New Mexico, Iowa) and has the lead in nearly every poll in regards to the remaining swing states. I suspect that many of the races are closer than polls would appear and I don't
The start of the NBA season is approaching as are the November elections. For Seattle Sonics fans, it’s an opportunity to remember who ushered out a 41-year-old civic institution and then vote accordingly.I’ve considered myself a democrat for as long as I was able to vote. And I surely do not advocate voting because of a single issue. But when Sonics fans look over their ballots on Nov. 4, the
November 4th is coming! Hopefully everyone who has a stake in this (everybody?) is registered and ready to participate. The candidates have a little over two weeks to alleviate any fears or doubts in order to ascertain the highest office in the land. Early voting is already taking place across the country in places like Ohio and Florida. Remember it takes 270 to Win!
Now that both conventions are over, Labor Day is behind us and the kids are back in school, let's take a look at how the last 56 days of the fall campaign may shape up:
Teach Your Kids About Election Day - As this interminable 2008 election whimpers on into the fall, our family has at least used it to teach a few civics lessons to our two young children. The success of the first viable female and African-American candidates, of course, has been much bally-hooed for their significance. As adults, we appreciate what paradigm shifting events mean within the context
Anyone reading this article that is a mother or father can only sympathize with the plight of Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, U.S. Congresswoman from Detroit, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and mother of Kwame Kilpatrick, whose fall from grace as the Mayor of Detroit has been a very much scandalized and publicized fiasco.Mayor Kwame has some serious allegations to answer to - perjury, miscondu
On PBS tomorrow at 10 p.m., POV will broadcast “Election Day,”
a film by Katy Chevigny that combines 11 stories - shot simultaneously
on November 2, 2004, from dawn until long past midnight - into one.
What’s the street-level experience of voters in today’s America? The result is an entertaining, inspiring and sometim
That’s right folks, get excited for ANOTHER election day! Just like all the others, today’s is the most important of them all. That’s right, the national powerhouses known as Indiana and North Carolina are holding their primaries - 187 delegates are at stake. You may have thought that America’s biggest fan Reverend [...]
Just a reminder that Tuesday is school board election day in New Jersey in communities where there are elected school boards. That means locally, residents in East Newark and Harrison won't be going to the polls. Residents in Jersey City, Kearny, Nutley, North Arlington, Bloomfield, Lyndhurst and Belleville will go to the polls, which are open from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.Turnout at school board elections is usually small, but this is the one opportunity residents have a direct say about a budget.In Kearny, reports say there won't be an increase in taxes if the budget passes.We'll have results from some of the local elections tomorrow as they flow in. And don't forget the two candidates we highlighted yesterday: Steve Rogers in Nutley and Debbie Wertalik in North Arlington.Also, don't forget today
Dov'è che pensavate di seguire i risultati delle elezioni 2008? Sul sito del Corriere? Su quello di Repubblica?
Nah!
Venite su Step1!A partire dalle 15.00 e per tutta la notte vi forniremo gli exit poll, tutti i risultati elettorali, le dichiarazioni e un forum su cui discutere....Augurateci buon lavoro, ne abbiamo bisogno!
Ai miei amici blogger auguro una buona domenica e ci "leggiamo" (se sopravvivo) mercoledì :)
Not only is today April Fool’s day, but it is also Election Day in Wisconsin for a variety of state-seats, but there is one race in particular that has drawn national attention and become quite ugly.
The race drawing so much attention is for an open seat on the State Supreme Court, which in Wisconsin is [...]
Anu Nathan from TheStar Online presents updates on election day. The Barisan Nasional has secured a simple majority in Parliament by winning 127 seats.BN won Johor, Perlis, Pahang, Malacca, Negeri Sembilan, Terengganu and Sabah.The opposition won 5 states i.e. Penang, Selangor, Perak, Kedah and Kelantan.
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After driving all around the county putting up signs last night, and then rushing off to be a relief election judge in another precinct, we at Capitol Annex are…exhausted!
However, we will be liveblogging the results tonight. Please keep in mind, however, we won’t be able to do that until we complete our “Texas Two Step” and go to our caucus tonight.
I wonder, in fact, how many “liveblogging” efforts that would normally start at 7 p.m. on election night are being thwarted by the precinct conventions tonight? I know mine is….
Today is Election Day in Denmark and even though this is not a political blog, I really urge everyone to cast their vote. I honestly don't care what party you vote for, as long as you remember to vote and thus show your appreciation for our democratic rights. There are still far too many countries in the world where people are not allowed to vote or where the outcome of the election has already been "fixed". So even if you are tired of politicians and think they are all crashing bores (thank you Morrissey), things could easily be a whole lot worse! So please support our democracy and waste 5 of your precious minutes today, to go to the polling station!Before you leave I suggest that you download this wonderful cover version of an old The Jesus and Mary Chain track by The Mary Onettes...wait...it's not a cover you say? Are you sure? Oh well! It's still very nice!+ Explosions
(Snow Downtown Erie, Nov. 6th 2007 - Trisha Neudorff)
The snow began to fall early Tuesday morning and it was a heavy, wet dense snow. Combine that with the fact that most of the trees still had their leaves and we had very strong gusty winds of 30 to 40 mph. All this together put excessive weight and stress on trees and power lines which caused trees and limbs to break and power lines to snap and come down. This left 15,000 homes and business with out power at the peak of the snow event. As of Wednesday evening there are still people without power across the region and crews are continuing to work to get the lights and heat back on.
The total for this snow event was 3.5″ out at the Erie International Airport. Downtown Erie where I live there was 2.5″ at its peak. You go out to Wattsburg and French Creek, NY there was a foot of snow. Summit Twp, in Erie County, had 11″; Edinboro around 4″ and Meadville with 2″.
The winds are expected to become more southe
Another local election day has come and gone here in New Jersey and once again I dutifully voted for the local political candidates that are the most qualified, the most experienced and best suited to take bribes and embezzle money on behalf of taxpayers everywhere. My wife, being a native of New Jersey, didn’t [...]
As indcated by a couple of my past articles, namely, With Friends Like These... and Think We've Got It Bad Here?, I am profoundly glad to be an American. As such, I went with great excitement to the polls this morning to cast my votes for open offices here in the great Commonwealth of Kentucky. I am struck by the contrast; people being bodily beaten and worse for protesting the state of their government on the one hand, and myself and a couple dozen others casting our votes quietly, even cheerfully.Hell, the only awkward moment I experienced at all was noticing that one of the cars in the polling place's lot bore a Bush sticker. This is not to imply that we don't have substantial problems with our country (I wasn't brainwashed after all), we do. In a way, one could posit that the strain of cancer eating away at our cherished liberties is even more deadly than that which has been attacking Pakistan for so long. This is because the disease that eats at the fabric of our democrac
Philly.com says:For the eighth time in nine years Election Day will arrive in Philadelphia before the first frost Indeed not only has that first freeze date slid in recent years from late October to early November the warming trend has intruded into the heart of the cold season read more ->The Post-Star says:Civic duty may take on a new dimension on Election Day as the Adirondack Saratoga Chapter of the Red Cross has partnered with Hannaford Supermarkets to sponsor the chapters largest blood drive to date read more ->The Star Press says:General Election Day will be Tuesday Nov 6 All federal offices will be open All state offices will be open City offices in Muncie Hartford City Montpelier New Castle and Parker City will be closed Those in Portland and Winchester will be open read more ->Pasadena Star-News says:Election Day is scheduled for Tuesday Does anybody know Does anyone care Will the local electorate go to the polls and vote If it s like most off year
So have you voted today to exercise your rights as a citizen? I do. After goin to the grocery with my aunt and the rest of us in the nearby mall it was already 2:30 pm when we...
Remember last week when I mentioned the election and how it is your civic duty to vote? Well that still stands. Get out the taco vote! today is the day! make history!hah!You are so lazy. You are still reading. Why don't you vote? You have a chance to change your government. Okay fine, keep reading.According to Zuma Dogg at Mayor Sam's Sister City blog our candidate Juan "Johnny Jay" Jimenez is on the rise. Was it the power of the taco community or just a coincidence?I say never underestimate the power of the taco.El CapitanSo I went back to the taco mecca to get the pulse of the electorate. My first stop was El Capitan a taco truck that parks on the lot of the El Capitan Taqueria. The actual taqueria looked to be closed or was possibly just used for storage. Or who knows maybe there were some shady poker games going on inside. al pastor and carne asadaThe tacos were 2 for $1 and burritos were only $2 . These little beauties came on two small corn tortillas with finely chopped lean m
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Last night I was glued to NBC news on the television and CNN.com on the desktop. I was exhausted and upset with the counts. I went to bed pretty disappointed because Talent was ahead in the polls over McCaskill and Proposition 2 was behind with NOs in the lead. On the bright side of things, the legislation for raising minimum wage was in the lead and favored to pass.
After I woke up this morning, JT encoraged me to check out the election results. After what I saw on the news last night, I was hesistant to look at any final results. I went to Opera, opened CNN.com, scrolled to the U.S. Senate and Missouri election results and I was ecstatic. With results pouring in from St. Louis City, County and other areas, McCaskill took the lead over Talent and was declared the winner.
Also, Propostion 2 was passed… which is something that I wanted, but also a surprise after I saw the figures before bedtime. I pray that stem cell research will lead to finding a cure for my son and all ot
