My fellow Americans, who here is voting?

[GreenDragon]

I don't care from whom! I just want to know that other people care about the democratic process and actually get out there and vote (or sit at home and vote with an Absentee ballot. but you get the point.)

[Jack Daw]

I don't care from whom! I just want to know that other people care about the democratic process and actually get out there and vote (or sit at home and vote with an Absentee ballot. but you get the point.)

I will...since I missed out on the Canadian elections.

[Sionnach]

Of course!

[Sionnach]

And we bring 2 young adults with us this year for their first time Presidential election.

[george7]

Vote early and often!

[duchessofnc]

I'm not voting for this presidential election mostly because I disagree with both and cannot in good conscience elect either one based on their policies and practices. This is the first election since I turned 18 and could vote that I won't be voting.

[McClef]

Vote early and often!

Thought is was one vote per person?

But by all means vote whilst kilted!

[thescot]

Vote early and often!

That has special meaning this time around.

But as to voting: I personally recommend that people not vote unless they have some knowledge of what the real issues are, and I don't mean looks, party affiliation, etc. I mean a real understanding of the things that make our world what it is. (Note that I am in no way indicating my own leanings here, just speaking in general terms.)

If you don't understand that, please stay home and don't cast a vote that affects my future, my children's future, and my grandchildren's future. Ignorace is truly bliss, and it's better to stay home and be happy.

[McMurdo]

As the rules of the forum state no political threads, this thread is now closed.