I live in Kansas, so my vote doesn't matter (at least for top-of-the-ticket elections). I was called by a poller the other day. He gave me the option of Obama or Romney but I told him Ron Paul. He sounded confused, must not have had a check box option that included Ron Paul on the software he was using.
Anyone Plan On Voting?
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heavenlyboy34
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Why not? Unless a RP is on the ballot, you're just playing a rigged game.
I have a Senator to vote for .
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If Ron Paul is not on the ticket, which I dont expect he will be, I'll probably sit it out. I believe that ANY candidate that has even made on to the ballots is put there, the same way that we are told to support Romney. Its a Dog and Pony show for the Fox News viewers.
Ron Paul would be the only type of person that could make a difference in the Oval Office. The next place we can make a difference is all the rest of the places that the MSM doesnt focus on. Getting more Senators and Congressmen that are true Statesmen into office will make a difference. Getting Statesmen in at the Local Level makes a difference. But so far, no one has had the intelligence, honesty, or integrity that Ron Paul has, and no one else has earned my respect.
Ron Paul would be the only type of person that could make a difference in the Oval Office. The next place we can make a difference is all the rest of the places that the MSM doesnt focus on. Getting more Senators and Congressmen that are true Statesmen into office will make a difference. Getting Statesmen in at the Local Level makes a difference. But so far, no one has had the intelligence, honesty, or integrity that Ron Paul has, and no one else has earned my respect.
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These results don't surprise me. I'm not going to vote for Obama or Romney, but I am going to vote for someone. To me it's not about picking who I think is going to win, but rather my duty to pick the best candidate who deserves the job. If the rest of the nation makes a bad decision, that's on them, not me.
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