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Election Day

  1. JohnDF Subscriber
    #14 Nov 2008, 7:23 AM

    Don't forget to vote...

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    I used to wheel a lot. . .
  2. Guest former user
    #24 Nov 2008, 7:38 AM

    Done! (I vote absentee). 😀

  3. RobD Subscriber
    #34 Nov 2008, 8:37 AM

    __________________ 'If we ever forget that we're one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under."- Ronald Reagan
  4. Guest former user
    #44 Nov 2008, 9:44 AM

    Voted on my way into work this morning! Thought there would be a huge line, but got right in and out

  5. JohnDF started this Subscriber
    #54 Nov 2008, 10:04 AM

    I'm hoping that a "certain party" will feel over-confident, decide to be lazy, and not go vote (like usual).

    I used to wheel a lot. . .
  6. Guest former user
    #64 Nov 2008, 10:20 AM
    "JohnDF" wrote: I'm hoping that a "certain party" will feel over-confident, decide to be lazy, and not go vote (like usual).



    Green Party?

  7. Guest former user
    #74 Nov 2008, 10:33 AM
    "Bender" wrote: [quote="JohnDF"]I'm hoping that a "certain party" will feel over-confident, decide to be lazy, and not go vote (like usual).



    Green Party?

    i voted for cyndi and her partner rosa!!! 😀 go green or stay home!!!

  8. Guest former user
    #84 Nov 2008, 11:10 AM

    I'll just be happy to see all the dang signs coming down. 😤 Particularly all of thes Yes on 8 signs everywhere you go are just annoying as hell, there are so many that they look more like litter than actually trying to express a point of view any more. I drove into work yesterday and they had actually lined almost the entire off-ramp on the freeway, around the corner and up to a stop light not more than maybe a foot in between each sign - I mean come on. Half the time, there are so many you can't even see the signs for the people running for office. Vote how you want, express what you want, but come on this is just litter.

  9. Guest former user
    #94 Nov 2008, 11:22 AM
    "troyman" wrote: Vote how you want, express what you want, but come on this is just litter.



    Yup! Do people actually vote differently because of the signs? The cleanup cost for any sign left behind after the election should go to the person or proposition that it advertises for.

  10. BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003
    #104 Nov 2008, 11:50 AM
    "Bender" wrote: [quote="troyman"]Vote how you want, express what you want, but come on this is just litter.



    Yup! Do people actually vote differently because of the signs? The cleanup cost for any sign left behind after the election should go to the person or proposition that it advertises for.



    I fully agree.



    It will be interesting if 8 fails. They spent more money on this one initiative than the 2000 presidential election! Churches have deep pockets!

    Kathleen and Brad
  11. JohnDF started this Subscriber
    #114 Nov 2008, 11:57 AM

    The loosing side should have to pay to clean up the signs 😀

    I used to wheel a lot. . .
  12. Guest former user
    #124 Nov 2008, 12:35 PM
    "BKGM Jeepers" wrote: It will be interesting if 8 fails. They spent more money on this one initiative than the 2000 presidential election! Churches have deep pockets!



    I hadn't heard that. That's insane.

  13. Guest former user
    #134 Nov 2008, 1:59 PM

    I think there is a law that requires the signs to be removed within a certain number of days after the election. In cases where a person's name is on the sign, they can be cited.

  14. Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012
    #144 Nov 2008, 2:04 PM

    The funny part is no on 8 has spent more money than yes on 8.



    Their money went into tv adds verses signs.

    Um...what?
  15. Guest former user
    #155 Nov 2008, 7:59 AM

    Anybody surprised by the results? I didn't figure that teh McClintock/Brown race or Prop 8 would be that close. I also didn't figure the high speed train would go anywhere.

  16. Guest former user
    #165 Nov 2008, 8:02 AM
    "Bender" wrote: I also didn't figure the high speed train would go anywhere.

    we're going to disneyland buddy!!!!!

  17. Guest former user
    #175 Nov 2008, 8:19 AM
    "Bender" wrote: Anybody surprised by the results? I didn't figure that teh McClintock/Brown race or Prop 8 would be that close. I also didn't figure the high speed train would go anywhere.



    The train surprised me. Just because something is feasible doesn't mean it should be done. It's been feasible for over 30 years but the costs have been what's kept it from beeing realized.



    It comes with nice bragging rights, but we will be subsidizing it as long as we live.

  18. BKGM Jeepers President Joined: June 2003
    #185 Nov 2008, 8:41 AM
    "gamfam" wrote: [quote="Bender"]Anybody surprised by the results? I didn't figure that teh McClintock/Brown race or Prop 8 would be that close. I also didn't figure the high speed train would go anywhere.



    The train surprised me. Just because something is feasible doesn't mean it should be done. It's been feasible for over 30 years but the costs have been what's kept it from beeing realized.



    It comes with nice bragging rights, but we will be subsidizing it as long as we live.



    This is what happens when you get a really high turnout in CA. Most of us forget that LA has a majority of CA's population. Add that plus the SF people and the measure wins. Luckily, we ALL get to share the costs.

    Kathleen and Brad
  19. JohnDF started this Subscriber
    #195 Nov 2008, 8:52 AM

    I still think we should split the state. It sickens me that there is such a difference between North and South, but the South wins because of the bigger population. We are so different, it time to split it up 😏

    I used to wheel a lot. . .

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