Election Addiction

corn is just another invented issue.
All the group does is register new voters . They pay people 8 bucks a hour a help people
fill out registration forms and then turn them in. By law they are required to turn in ballots people fill out that dont seem credible. But they seperate them from the normal ballots and inform election officials when they turn them in. As a example If somone fills out a ballot that says donald duck they still have to turn that ballot in , but since there really is no donald duck and no one to show up and vote with a id that matches that registration on election day . It will have zero effect on anything and all this is is a waste time
Also all ballots acorn marks as fishy are also investigated and checked against state records to make sure they are real people if not they are thrown out.
Its has no effect because no one can vote without proper ID
So unless the gop thinks there are imaginary people to go along with with throw away ballots then
lets move on to something that matters like the fact we are going in to the next great depression,
and that mccain says he doesnt understand the economy
How about we talk about the war, the national debt <11 trillion>, The housing market, the job market,health care,global warming.
Are things so great we need to invent issues like acorn ?
or is it the gop has no answers to the mess they have created in the last 8 years?
Let talk about things that will improve our lifes and not something no one cares about.
And lets throw out the poeple that created this mess
they dont deserve a chance to make things worse

Please vote early election day will be a mess

Whereas, some will still face the heartbreak of Maverick Personality Disorder:

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My husband will certainly be glad to have his wife back. I made this tear my "political year" big time this year, though I ahve bee somewhat active in the past. I was just so upset with the way the last eight years have gone that I couldn't let it go, and won't until there is no more to do. But I ahve made plans for my "withdrawal". while volunteering I met a lot of interesting people, one of whom is a retires archaeologist. I asked him about doing something I've always wanted to do: go an a "dig" He gave me a bunch of info on where I could go to volunteer and be trained for it. I am disabled, but ironically, by being onSocial Security and getting Medicare, I can afford the on-going treatments I get to remain fairly active, though I am not allowed to "work" for a paycheck. So I am choosing the volunteer route just to make myself useful. I'm sure getting to go on a dig won't be the only thing I do next year. A lot depends on who gets elected, I guess, and whether or not things go on as they have been.

I know exactly how the Hallams feel. I watch MSNBC and CNN in the moring before work and from five to nine in the evening and most of the times, even later. I have to check websites such as this one during the day to know what is going on. My husband complains but he knows I have to know what is going on. I feel as if I have to anticpate any problems for Obama and help him out mentally. I talk to the reporters, answer questions they ask those they are interviewing and I really, really wish I could be a quest and give a common sense regular person's view. I give Chris, Keith and Rachael high-fives during their show, and love Jack on CNN. I'm totally addicted and I'll have to get back to regular life when the election is over!

I know exactly how Hallam feels. I watch MSNBC and CNN in the morning before work. I watch MSNBC from five until nine in the evening. I switch back and forth from MSNBC to CNN. My husband and the rest of the family knows I am totally addicted to this election. I have to check websites during the day to see what is happening in the news. It's like I have to anticpate any problems for Obama and mentally help him out. I talk to the people who are being interviewed on the stations, I answer questions for the person being interviewed and give Chris, Keith and Racheal of MSNBC high-fives for their take on the stories! I wish I was there on the set so I can give a common sense regular person's view. I do believe that if it had been Hillary instead of Obama, I would have been just as "dedicated" to this election because of the last eight years!

I have been following this pretty closely, mostly thru the internet very little TV coverage. I like to find my own information, not having it read to me by a talking head, that being said...Tuesday, it ends, like the end of a horrible thudnerstorm, the birds will begin to sing again, the wind will gently rustle the fallen leaves. Then the new news cycle begins, covering the transition from GWB to the new administration, then in January, the new campaigns start for mid-terms. But we get the break on Tuesday when noone is allowed to campaign!

I believe Barry's campaign is organizing mass circle jerks.....LOL!!!

I hope it means that Palin goes back to Alaska...

What a joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not me. I'm ready to have this entire race end. It has been going on for nearly two years and I just want it to end! No more constant talking of who is winning what. No more polls. No more 'this' or 'that.' It'll be like breathing in a good dose of fresh air after November 4th.

Well, McCain and Palin are going to cheat PA and MO so 3 months from now, there will be more election news.

If only McCain would go erratic again and postpone the campaign. And Obama and Congress go nuts too and agree.. impossible!

I wonder what my sixteen year old will do after the election? Always at the local campaign office, making phone calls, etc! It's amazing! Maybe run for local office at age 18?

withdrawl is an understatement