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I can’t believe it’s Election Day again. It feels like it was just Election Day 2008…am I the only one who thinks that?
I actually haven’t been following politics as closely as I used to. It seems like it’s all the same old debates, and no one in politics really seems to see things like I see them. That’s okay…just means that I have to spend a lot of time researching, thinking, and praying over whom to vote for.
Regardless, I’ll be voting today. If you’re a US citizen 18 and older, you better be too (unless, of course, you voted early). No one can speak for you like you can speak for yourself, so don’t remain silent.
I may not be very patriotic, but voting is one of my favorite parts of being an American.
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Amen and amen, FGD
I agree….we all need to get out and vote.
I just stopped by from SITS to say hello. Hope you will find time to do the same.
I am headed over to vote very soon! I also enjoy doing it.
Dropped by from SITS to say hi.
Agreed! I just voted, too, though we don’t get stickers here :)
I voted, too! Get out and vote! Thanks for stopping by Be Positive Mom…. just checking in to say hello :-)
As much as I like to believe our voice counts, I think voting is just self delusional thinking. It’s just 1 vote, and chances are very low your vote actually ‘counts’. I could think of 100 other useful things to do with my life (such as make money, learn something, socialize with a friend) that are more useful than voting
Henway: That’s fine if you don’t want to vote. I don’t mind telling you what to do (as that’s essentially what happens if you don’t vote). Besides, that makes my vote count more.