I passionately want Ron Paul to win, but the further we go along, the more terms I've never heard before, the more weird rules that don't make any sense show up on my screen. 3 months ago I was certain that I would do anything it took to help Ron Paul get elected, but when I'm not at work, I'm trying to get to sleep so I'm not a zombie the next day at work -- I don't have time to take a 50-course lesson in politics, or read 10,000 emails about how to vote. Voting shouldn't be rocket science, and yet, here it is, super tuesday, and I don't know what the HELL is going on. I have no yet voted, because I just got home from work. Can I vote at the caucus? What the hell is a caucus? What am I supposed to do there? I'm going, and I'm bringing 300 slim jims that my mom is going to help my pass around (if we're allowed to do that). I see all these precincts reporting their numbers and it's scaring me that I don't get to vote. This whole process has discouraged me greatly and pissed me off to no end. Here's how voting should be done: One peice of paper. All the candidates name. Vote once. Done.
WTF is this?
