I'm grateful for the freedom to vote. Rick tires easily of U.S. politics, being Canadian and not being able to vote here, but he humored me and let me watch the debate tonight.
Friday, September 26, 2008
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I'm grateful for the freedom to vote. Rick tires easily of U.S. politics, being Canadian and not being able to vote here, but he humored me and let me watch the debate tonight.
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I have never been big into politics, but I was sad that I miss this debate.
Neil is Canadian, too. He finally became a citizen in 2000. Before that, I used my vote to vote for the person Neil wanted to vote for. (Does that make sense?!)
In that last 2 years I have gotten much moreinto politics. And I have a couple of friends that also are so we have some interesting discussions. I am enjoying this election. I just wished I liked either canidate better than I do.
I don't understand politics or politicians! And the last few elections have given us no candidates that I could really endorse. This year is no exception.
Amen. I thought the debate was more of a boy-catfight. I guess I still want Mit.
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