I heard from a girl that said she didn't vote because "someone told me that you have to pay to register to vote.thats why i didnt vote.not registered. otherwise i would have cuz i found out TODAY that its free."
It wouldn't be as shocking if you knew the same girl asked the forum for advice on how to extract a condom that had slipped off after failing with a pair of salad tongs.
05 November 2008
04 November 2008
The Dawn of a New Age
Barack Obama won, but John McCain's concession speech... hearing his message of unity come out only at the very end of the election season made me really sad. I originally supported him over Obama because of his record of reaching across the aisle. Obama was good as talking about things like working together, but almost always voted with the party. McCain had proven that he could negotiate and compromise. Then, I began to realize that he was not what the country needed right now.
It did not need another Republican, no matter his record. The past seven years have left a lot a lot of scars, and their bearers are bitter.
It did not need another old white guy. What better way to tell the world that we apologize than to elect the opposite?
It did not need the negativity. McCain's attacks only made Obama's message of hope look brighter.
Lastly, it did not need Sarah Palin. It solidified the Republican party's base, but alienated many independants.
I really wish McCain had campaigned on unity as Obama did on hope. I guess it's too late for that, so let's take this well-deserved break from all the partisan bickering to savor this historic moment. Who knows, it might spur you on to start a blog.
It did not need another Republican, no matter his record. The past seven years have left a lot a lot of scars, and their bearers are bitter.
It did not need another old white guy. What better way to tell the world that we apologize than to elect the opposite?
It did not need the negativity. McCain's attacks only made Obama's message of hope look brighter.
Lastly, it did not need Sarah Palin. It solidified the Republican party's base, but alienated many independants.
I really wish McCain had campaigned on unity as Obama did on hope. I guess it's too late for that, so let's take this well-deserved break from all the partisan bickering to savor this historic moment. Who knows, it might spur you on to start a blog.
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