I did.
If you're politically engaged enough to be in the soapbox forum, you need to vote.
Find your polling location here:
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I did.
If you're politically engaged enough to be in the soapbox forum, you need to vote.
Find your polling location here:
https://www.vote.org/polling-place-locator/
If you voted and don't post it on social media, does it still count?
Asking for a friend.............
I legitimately don't see a point in voting republican or democrat anymore. They are both the same.
I voted that we're a better team without Le'Veon.
EDIT: Oh wait... is this not a Le'Veon Bell thread???
Depends on whether you used one of those touchscreen voting machines or used an actual paper ballot.Quote:
Originally Posted by stillers4me
Also, if you're dead and used to live in Chicago... then yes, your vote still counts :D
Of course I voted:thumbsup:
I always do my civic duty and vote.
Never voted, never will
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO!Quote:
Originally Posted by vasteeler
Vote for Pedro.
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Originally Posted by DesertSteel
I rode my jetski to the polling booth and had a male stripper riding on the back.
You're not the first to boo me:coffee:...:heh:Quote:
Originally Posted by 43Hitman
Yep. Both sides are pawns for lobbyists.Quote:
Originally Posted by st33lersguy
The state I live in votes like 70% or more on D anyway so there's no sense in voting on midterm elections here
This is some solid election humor.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoSlash27
And yeah I voted for the lesser of two weevils.
Simple. Supreme Court nominees. There is a distinct difference in the judges. Republicans put up judges that tend to be closer to judicial restraint (although not always). Democrats tend to put up judges who are closer to judicial activism (although again, not always). Their decisions are much more far-reaching that congress. One decision a few years ago freed the police from having to defend the public. Another decision started the move to desegregation while still another allowed your city government take away your house (and compensate you) just because they've chosen to build a tax-revenue based building there (such as a mall).Quote:
Originally Posted by st33lersguy
In fact, that's pretty much the only reason I still vote.
Of course
With a stop at L.A. Fitness to shoot hoops?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lady Steel
Florida was saved from the Socialists!
Yup, sure did. Ballot by mail is the only way to fly anymore.
Yes we dodged higher taxes and gun control but it was way too close to feel good about itQuote:
Originally Posted by ALLD
:lol: :drink:Quote:
Originally Posted by vasteeler
I've seen bigger "blue waves" in a Depends commercial. :coffee: Dems barely regained the House, and that's about it.
My favorite story from last night:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/07/u...mp-nevada.html
Dennis Hof, the recently deceased pimp, cruises to an easy victory in the Nevada State Assembly...
I voted , just do not understand other voters in my state ...
Grandpa used to always say don't vote ..... don't bitch ....
wanna complain you better have a dog in the fight
They laughed at me when I told them I wanted a guaranteed $100 million for my vote. Fuckers.Quote:
Originally Posted by tube517
I usually vote independent party, so I have a right to bitch about both sides when they fuck up :chuckle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwinsgames
But Hawaii midterm elections, they lean so far D in this state that it's pointless to vote. But w/e I'm here for the surf
Of course. Republican across the board. I don't want socialists in office.
Stupid liberal gas tax hike stayed in CA.
Yeah, I love how they worded the referendum to be misleading and how many uninformed voters fell for it. I gotta give 'em props for that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steeldude