Don’t be a moron…VOTE.
I finally found Craig Ferguson's Late, Late Show monologue from last night. It was awesome. I love the way Ferguson walks up and touches the camera when he's speaking to the people.
Take 8 1/2 minutes and listen to what he says. It's good stuff. Share it with your friends and family.
If we would step back and take a breath…maybe we'd see how stupid our country is really starting to look.
This IS important.
Have a great day!
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on 12 Sep 2008 at 2:39 pm # Richard the Republican
Whether you are “red” or “blue”… we should all exercise that right to vote!
I am helping my gym organize (a very non-partisan effort here) a voter registration drive.
Fill out the form… attach a copy of your drivers license… and we drop off the information at Voter Registration.
Stop by Inman Health & Fitness if you’d like to participate.
on 13 Sep 2008 at 10:30 am # Blog Report: September 13, 2008
[...] been writing about all manner of topics, from the new Spartanburg chapter of Drinking Liberally to Craig Ferguson’s monologue about how “If you don’t go vote, you’re a Moron!&… But the truly memorable post this week is about Sarah Palin and youngest son’s strange second [...]
on 13 Sep 2008 at 10:33 am # Sparkle City Blogs » Blog Archive » Blog Report: September 13, 2008
[...] been writing about all manner of topics, from the new Spartanburg chapter of Drinking Liberally to Craig Ferguson’s monologue about how “If you don’t go vote, you’re a Moron!&… But the truly memorable post this week is about Sarah Palin and youngest son’s strange second [...]
on 14 Sep 2008 at 12:14 pm # chAng
~ My major gripe with voting in this election coming up is that I don’t agree with either of the two major candidates fundamental positions on the major issues.
~ As far as I’m concerned there isn’t much difference in them. They both will perpetuate our economic self destruction, sell out even more of our national sovereignty to the UN and the WTO, and the like, and both see our interaction with other countries, concerning foreign policy, as the US being a dominating force ready to bomb anyone we need to in order to fulfill our empirical goal of “international democracy,” whether they like it or not.
~ The obvious solution for me is to vote for a third party candidate, but will they even be on the ballot? Will these electronic voting machines even give me that option, if they aren’t even rigged like they’ve been proven to so easily be.
~ Having to choose between the lesser of two evils is no choice at all. Yes it is our duty as citizens to vote, but if having to vote for something that one doesn’t believe in is the only option, I think that equates to having no option, so I’ll go to vote, but if there’s no place to write-in, or no 3rd parties, I’ll just walk my happy ass out and say screw it.