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....if you haven't already.

What if you haven't paid attention to the issues? Is it better if that person just stays home?

R-Jack wrote:What if you haven't paid attention to the issues? Is it better if that person just stays home?

Much.



A pretty fair sampling of your typically ignorant liberal asshats from Jon Stewart's "rally."

Sudden Sam wrote:Voted about an hour ago. Nice having today off.

Rather aged, blue-haired crowd at my polling place. And extremely conservative. Not that there's anything wrong with that, mind you...but I mean extremely conservative. I was afraid I'd be scolded for having my hair parted on the left.

A lot of Alabama and Auburn caps, canes and walkers, corrective shoes, and agespots.

Guess I fit in really well these days.



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Conservatives in Alabama? Whouda thunk it!?

Sudden Sam wrote:

TheJON wrote: Conservatives in Alabama? Whouda thunk it!?

I know. Stunning, isn't it?

We do have this: http://www.leftinalabama.com/

I'm not gonna lie........every single person I saw that had a picture on that website, I could tell was a liberal.

This country has gotten to a point where you can literally tell just by looking at a picture if they are liberal or conservative. Now, the 30% or so (whatever the number is), it's a bit different. You can't always tell. But people that are strong liberals or strong conservatives........one picture is all I need and I bet I can get 99 out of 100 correct.

TheJON wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote:

TheJON wrote: Conservatives in Alabama? Whouda thunk it!?

I know. Stunning, isn't it?

We do have this: http://www.leftinalabama.com/

I'm not gonna lie........every single person I saw that had a picture on that website, I could tell was a liberal.

You mean you were able to tell that the people who posted their pictures on a website called Left in Alabama were liberals?

I'm sure you're quite impressed with your "amazing" powers of perception....

Voted after work.

It was the busiest I've ever seen for a mid-term, and I've voted in every election since 1980. Normally don't have to stand in line very long, but today it took 30 minutes. Typical presidential election wait is an hour.

Normally all my vote does is cancel out my wifes', but for the first time, she didn't vote. Imagine that, I wonder why. In 2008 she was so geeked for Obama, she volunteered as an election worker. Clay county called her this year wanting her to work and she said no. Imagine that, I wonder why.

I'm sorry to hear your wife wasn't well in 2008. Great recovery. MrsO and I voted today. It is election day isn't it? We had to show photo ID. Rack Florida. I like the paper "Scan-Tron" ballots. Wish I could join Senator Rubio at the victory party tonight.
Sorry Charlie.

Plus, the incumbent Dem state senator and representitive were off to the side with one of the liberal fishwrap reporters. Gave them a "Hmmphh!" as I walked by finishing my cigarette before going in to vote. Did my buisiness, walked out the door and crumpled the "I Voted Today" sticker and flicked it in their direction while leaving. Rather had tossed some rotten egss.

Oh my! A polling place tough guy, huh? I'm sure everyone was duly impressed. Too bad you weren't ticketed for littering.

Toddowen wrote:Plus, the incumbent Dem state senator and representitive were off to the side with one of the liberal fishwrap reporters. Gave them a "Hmmphh!" as I walked by finishing my cigarette before going in to vote. Did my buisiness, walked out the door and crumpled the "I Voted Today" sticker and flicked it in their direction while leaving. Rather had tossed some rotten egss.

You omitted the part where you jacked on a woodpile 10 minutes later because you didn't have the balls to ask out a chick.

Toddowen wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote: you didn't have the balls to ask out a chick.

Yeah. No balls. That's the reason

I need physical evidence that the bottom one is NOT a dude. Tell that skank to pull her skirt up and prove she's a woman. I cannot confirm, nor deny, that she is a chick without her doing so.

Got to the booth at 5:45...looks like Indiana go their shit straight so far. Too bad other states didn't get their senate under control.

All in all, a step forward.

For anyone who is interested, here's a website to follow the elections across the country. If anyone has a better site, post it.

http://www.politicsdaily.com/tag/2010-house-elections/