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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? |
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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? write in Elvis |
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nope
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If they put "None of the above" on the ballot, I'd feel like my vote really mattered. They won't, it doesn't, so I don't.
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As women I think we should take the right seriously. The sufferage to make that possible alone is a reason. BUT....I can say this is the first time I honestly don't know yet WHAT I am going to do!
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I don't always like the choices either. When that happens, I vote for the person that I think will do the least amount of harm.
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if you want to reserve your right to BIOTCH.
"I'd" be lost without THAT! |
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If you choose NOT to decide, You still have made a choice: Getty Lee
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I don't always like the choices either. When that happens, I vote for the person that I think will do the least amount of harm. Voting for the lesser of two evils has never been an incentive for me. That just goes to show the system is broken and has been for a long long time. |
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if you want to reserve your right to BIOTCH. "I'd" be lost without THAT! 
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i am not voting for sure...when theres no one good running whats the purpose
it would be awesome if we could have some average person run, cause it seems to me that all this presidential stuff is bs |
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My feelings are a combination of Auburn and Winx!
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I don't always like the choices either. When that happens, I vote for the person that I think will do the least amount of harm. Voting for the lesser of two evils has never been an incentive for me. That just goes to show the system is broken and has been for a long long time. But..being passive doesn't fix anything either. |
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if you want to reserve your right to BIOTCH. "I'd" be lost without THAT! Or...you could get some people together and throw another tea party... Well ok, probably not these days. People are too friggen lazy. Nevermind. I'm going to take a nap. |
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My feelings are a combination of Auburn and Winx! Love.
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I don't always like the choices either. When that happens, I vote for the person that I think will do the least amount of harm. Voting for the lesser of two evils has never been an incentive for me. That just goes to show the system is broken and has been for a long long time. But..being passive doesn't fix anything either. True. But at least when the lesser of two evils screws something up I can honestly say I never voted for the guy. |
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And on a side note, when the only choice you're given is between a ham sandwich and a tuna fish salad, I'd rather be a vegetarian.
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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? you vote if you want to, not out of obligation it really doesn't matter the popular vote means nothing (ex: Gore vs. Bush) In the American system of presidential elections, the electoral vote determines the winner, and Bush won this count, although Gore received the most votes (called the "popular vote"). it's a personal choice |
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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? you vote if you want to, not out of obligation it really doesn't matter the popular vote means nothing (ex: Gore vs. Bush) In the American system of presidential elections, the electoral vote determines the winner, and Bush won this count, although Gore received the most votes (called the "popular vote"). it's a personal choice Yep. And you don't even elect the people who vote in the electoral college. So why bother? |
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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? you vote if you want to, not out of obligation it really doesn't matter the popular vote means nothing (ex: Gore vs. Bush) In the American system of presidential elections, the electoral vote determines the winner, and Bush won this count, although Gore received the most votes (called the "popular vote"). it's a personal choice I agree. But like I said there are people in this world who feel so strongly about voting that they think you are not American if you don't vote. My Aunt is one of these people, but then again she is very opinionated when it comes to politics. 
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