[Bobboau]

reminder to all Americans, tomorrow is the day you go and vote Libertarian (or at least Green) and generaly fight the system.

[Ford Prefect]

Libertarianism is such a fad. I'd be scared ****less if they ever took power.

[IceFire]

Just vote...you guys have the freedom to go and vote for a political party or even spoil the ballot and less than 50% of you ever show up at the polling station.  Us Canadians are just as pathetic so I'll give the same speech when Harper's minority government falls and we go into the next election.

[Blue Lion]

Maybe if we all vote libertarian that magical world they live in will become real.

Oh, we can hope.

[BlackDove]

Oh yeah, your vote counts.

[achtung]

Can I vote for the magic 8-ball? 

[Nuclear1]

reminder to all Americans, tomorrow is the day you go and vote Libertarian (or at least Green) and generaly fight the system.

Actually, it's when you go vote and keep Indiana a solid red state, but take care of the Republicans in most other states.

[Aardwolf]

yuo mispeled voteing

[redsniper]

Bobboau is such a genius coder that he is exempt from normal rules of grammar and spelling.

[achtung]

yuo mispeled voteing

It's bobboau.

[Turambar]

i gotta do some research and find which guy is less of a scumbag.  the less theyre getting from lobbyists ,the more they deserve my vote.

[Ford Prefect]

Lobbying is a minus, but I have no delusions; I'd sooner vote for a liberal scumbag than an honest conservative.

[Bobboau]

yah, dude you haven't been here very long have you?

anyway, I find it interesting that if you have the social position of a democrat and the economic position of a republican, all of the sudden you are living in a fanticy world of marmalade skies and lollipop forests.

or were you operating under the impression that I thought I had a snowballs chance on the surface of the sun of hell of getting my party into power anytime in the next decade?

[Ford Prefect]

Because I disagree with Republican economic philosophy. Hence, it is wrong. And if you support something that's wrong, you're living in a fantasy world.

Seems pretty simple to me.

[Bobboau]

well it's better than if I was a full blown republican, yes?

[Rictor]

The eXile sez:
http://www.exile.ru/2006-November-03/election_2006.html

Making predictions is always a dangerous business, which is why we at the eXile decided that on this, our 250th issue, we'd roll the die and stake it all on a prediction that almost no one believes is possible. We'll stake ten years of hard-won credibility on just this one foolish prediction -- we're doubling down everything this paper is worth, and placing our girlfriends as collateral just in case. That's how good we feel about this. Ready? Here goes. THIS COMING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2006, THE REPUBLICANS WILL KEEP CONTROL OF BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS.

So what makes us so confident? Dr. Johnson once wrote that "a second marriage is the triumph of hope over experience." The same is true when you watch a fourth election in which observers believe that the American public is finally going to come around and make rational choices, rather than the same proto-primate choices they've been making over and over again. Hope says that Americans will finally wake up; experience proves that the American public sides whichever brute picks up the biggest stick and bashes it hardest on the ground. And that brute has been, is, and will be the Republican Party.

In then goes on to say:

Your solution? You pledge to support the peaceful transfer of power to a junta, which will work to "restore order." But it can't be a military junta, because the ugly truth is that most Americans would eagerly support a military junta. Hell, they've been trying to vote for the closest equivalent to a military junta for decades now; even the "liberal hawks" love the idea of a military junta.

and now read this blog entry, from the bastion of all things liberal: DailyKOS

I am certain, my fellow Americans, that our generals agreed on a plan for what to do if Bush refuses their demand long before this editorial was written. It gives me comfort to know that someone with our best interests in mind is now in control.

[achtung]

DailyKOS

I am certain, my fellow Americans, that our generals agreed on a plan for what to do if Bush refuses their demand long before this editorial was written. It gives me comfort to know that someone with our best interests in mind is now in control.

Demand for what?

[eagleclaw]

I still think were going to be left in the dark. My state is to small for swinging the vote. So why should i vote tomorrow? If somebody is going to be governor in Alaska it has meaning. But the bog one. Not a chace in hell.

[BlackDove]

Don't worry, nobody else's vote counts either.

[Nix]

My state lights up red immediately after voting closes for the day.  Luckily, that's what I would vote, so it doesn't really make a damn bit of difference if I vote tomorrow or not.  It's about the only thing I like about this state.