:lolNSBrandon said:
+1 Ninja Scooter, wherever you are!
Barack Obama in 2008! KEEP HOPE ALIVE!
:lolNSBrandon said:
Barack Obama in 2008! KEEP HOPE ALIVE!
I don't think that spoiler tag was needed.:lolTamanon said:
McCain votes for Obama!
Not really
Dax01 said:PoliGAF, I'm watching "The Shining" for the first time to make the time go by.
Jack just told his wife to GTFO when he's typing.
Diablos said::lol
+1 Ninja Scooter, wherever you are!
Count Dookkake said:I'm no expert, but fraud usally involves a lie or threat. The text contains neither.
If you would like to get more info, ask AstroLad or another GAF lawyer/law student.
:bow Ninja Scooter :bowNSBrandon said:
I was born smoking Hopium.Jason's Ultimatum said:Holy shit, dude. He was smoking that hopium long before a lot of us. :lol
TDG said::bow Ninja Scooter :bow
What a man.
icarus-daedelus said:McCain is voting in AZ, right? I would like to maintain the illusion that I canceled out his vote.
I was just relieved that he managed to narrowly defeat Keyes for the Senate seat. I didn't want to put the cart before the horse and jinx his chances by prematurely declaring that he should run for president in '08.Jason's Ultimatum said:Holy shit, dude. He was smoking that hopium long before a lot of us. :lol
lawblob said:I think I already asked myself
Psychic!!NSBrandon said:
Deja VuDiablos said:
lawblob said:I think I already asked myself
Dax01 said:I was born smoking Hopium.
HeartAttackJones said:+2 for Obama in Santa Monica (me and the wife).
About an hour in line.
Windu said:
Xisiqomelir said:Black Panthers-gate? This is really getting quite sad. Whatever happened to gracefully accepting defeat and preparing for the next round?
Change back to Kyle Hyde please.Hootie said:I AM hopium
MetatronM said:Technically no. Where is the falsehood in saying "someone" is urging Obama voters to vote on the 5th?
It's deceitful, devious, and all around douchebaggy, but it's not technically a lie.
Requests are thinly veiled commands. And while I was going to go on about all the obvious implicit reasoning involved here, the compulsion lies in the fact that it reads like an official statement, from the Obama campaign, the local government, or some other source with similar rights. It also dissuades voters who already feared long lines and high turnout--the added force of the "request" could easily lead some of them to decide to vote tomorrow, instead of today. It's most definitely voter suppression, verbal quibbling aside.Count Dookkake said:I will respond, since you brought up a different and very good point, unlike some people who seem to have difficulty reading.
How is it worded as a command? To me it reads a like a suggestion. "Because of this, we urge you to do this." I don't see the compulsion of a command.
Either way, thanks for actually getting the point and not crying due to some perceived attack on Obama.
Diablos said:
Birbo said:O +1 Indiana.
Waited just over an hour to cast my vote. Lines are pretty long here in Lake County.
Truth be told, this is the first election I've ever voted in. In the past for me, I never connected with any other candidate. I always felt that if I voted, I'd just be picking the lesser of two evils.
But now that I'm married with two young children, I cannot sit idle and let the country continue down the path that it's on. I feel very strongly about Barack; that I'm voting for something and not voting out of fear. I cannot fathom anyone looking at the McCain/Palin ticket and thinking they're the right choice for the country.
Where I'm at in NW Indiana, there's a good mix of Obama & McCain signs. I really hope Barack takes the state, but I certainly have concerns. Indiana hasn't voted a Democratic presidential candidate in over 40 years.
On a personal side note; I write a column for one of the local papers here. It's just a side thing for me and I only do it every other week. Two weeks ago, a portion of what I wrote was about being pro-Obama. My editor emailed me saying that part was being cut out because it didn't fit in with the section my column is run in. I was peeved, but let it go. Hop on their website today to find out exactly where in Indiana Obama is going to be later to find the paper endorsed McCain over the weekend. I'm so pissed right now, but trying not to let it spoil my day.
that what i sezs.so_awes said:what's up with Hasselback?? she's hot but damn SHE DUM!!
Yeah I lol'd at that.pxleyes said:McCain is really bragging about his mom being able to afford buying a car on a whim in France? :lol :lol :lol
Dax01 said:Change back to Kyle Hyde please.
Heh. Poligaf is a great read. I'm pretty excited for you guys. Go Obama!icarus-daedelus said:Hey, Aussie. What you doin' here?
How's FNL this season? I don't have cable :'''''''(
Elitist??pxleyes said:McCain is really bragging about his mom being able to afford buying a car on a whim in France? :lol :lol :lol
Steve Youngblood said:I was just relieved that he managed to narrowly defeat Keyes for the Senate seat. I didn't want to put the cart before the horse and jinx his chances by prematurely declaring that he should run for president in '08.
AstroLad said:yeah but the fly-by-night "school" you go to really doesn't count
Fei said:I just voted in Buffalo, NY (Obama country). On the radio they are saying that we may get over 80% turnout, which is just insane. It's a good sign if the rest of the Obama base gets out to this degree around the country.
pxleyes said:McCain is really bragging about his mom being able to afford buying a car on a whim in France? :lol :lol :lol
so_awes said:what's up with Hasselback?? she's hot but damn SHE DUM!!
cilonen said:This is a bit tasteless isn't it? McCain rally in Grand Junction right now, introducing his 96 year old mom and parading her round, remarking on how good her health is after Obama's loss.
Just seems thoughtless.
I guy I worked with got jumped at the park and ride off the Green Line... forget which stop. Had his car stolen, etc. Pretty scary stuff -- I work at Clinton & Lake so I take the Pink line every morning from LaSalle & Van Buren. I've been to Ashland as well but I try and limit how far I go West (and South).Sharp said:The Green line stop is pretty bad, especially within the past few months. Someone in my house got mugged there about two weeks ago. Three guys rushed him and broke his jaw, and right now he's eating through a blender. That said, as long as you take public transportation, are reasonably sober, and travel in a group (or alternatively look like a bum, look crazy, or are black), you'll probably be fine.
What a douchebagcilonen said:This is a bit tasteless isn't it? McCain rally in Grand Junction right now, introducing his 96 year old mom and parading her round, remarking on how good her health is after Obama's loss.
Just seems thoughtless.
omg rite said:Just got back. (MA)
Voted Obama/Biden.
No on lowering the income tax.
Yes on decriminalizing pot.
Yes on banning dog racing.