Trick or treat

[JenBKR]

Wow.....I know that politics are a hot topic, but some responses can certainly get out of line fast. That is exactly why I have not stated some of my opinions here.....

and not from biased newspapers or news channels that call our President "MR. BUSH". (And I'm sure I need to clarify this too: just because I tend to lean Republican, doesn't mean I'm a "Bush Fan" either. Its a matter of RESPECT. No matter WHO is in office, no one is going to agree with what is said or done.) I guess we've ALL lost our respect in this country, huh?

Don't drink the Kool-Aid. Think for yourself! You can still vote AND have your own thoughts - even negative thoughts about the candidate you support.

Totally agree with you here. That's why there's more than one candidate, people have different opinions! Imagine what the world would be like if we were all the same...

[king2005]

Imagine what the world would be like if we were all the same...

Emo?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I would go crazy if we were all Emo's!!! Such a horrible horrible world it would be

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Hopefully that lighten things up a little in here

EDIT: ^_^ woah, how did I become a jr. writer with grammar like that!

[Lady's Human]

I've never read so much BS in one post. Do America a favor and don't
vote at all. Geeze.

That statement is truly reprehensible.

While I have expressed to some on this board my concerns (in private) that the franchise is overly open, I would never, ever tell someone not to vote, especially in such an insulting manner.

Quite to the contrary, I encourage people to vote, as I personally believe that if you don't vote, I don't want to hear you complaining about decisions made by government.

Being engaged in the political process is a necessary part of citizenship. Comments such as the one above are one of many reasons too many people say "chuck it, why bother getting involved"

Can the elitist bull, Liz.