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Subject: Re: [OT] Prince Harry in Afghanistan vs Obama's schedule
Author: "Leland F. Jackson, CPA"
Posted: 2008/02/28 16:28:38
 
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I just got through voting early, and I voted for Barack Obama. When I
presented my voting registration, it was stamped "Democrat", but when I
ask if I was locked into the Democratic Party during the General
election, I was told I was only locked in to the primary, should there
be a Democratic run off. Otherwise, I was free to vote Republican or
Democrat during the general election.

While voting I overheard another voter request a Democratic ballot. She
told the election official she would be voting as a Democrat during the
primaries, but would be voting as a Republican during the general
election. She didn't say which Democratic candidate would get her vote,
but she did say she would be voting for the lessor of the two evils,
which I took to mean Barack Obama. Abilene, Texas is predominately a
community of Religious Fundamentalist, so my guess is there is a lot of
this going on around here. The location where I voted early was
Hastings Bookstore, so I picked up a couple of Blu-Ray DVDs while
there. I recently purchased a HDTV. I purchased a Playstation 3
yesterday from Circuit City, and I have it all hooked up to the HDTV;
ready to go.

While out I ran by Wal-Mart and picked up a 50 ft RG6 Quad-shield
coaxial cable to run the antenna to my HDTV. I've spent too much money
on stuff recently, but everything is paid up, free and clear at this
point. Now, if I could just swing a HDTV for the living room. It seem
like there always something.

Regards,

LelandJ

> Right. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama both seeking the Democratic
> nomination really gives a Democrat a choice. Both are fine candidates,
> public servants, and Americans.
>
> Regards,
>
> LelandJ
>
> Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
>
>> Leland,
>>
>>
>>
>>> But the $750.00 I contributed to the DNCC during the 2006
>>> elections paid big dividends as the Democrats took both
>>> the House and Senate. LOL
>>>
>>>
>> No matter who wins, contributing to the process is a good thing. If the
>> election is simply a coronation we wind up with a candidate that has not
>> been fully vetted.
>>
>> Kristyne
>>
>>
>>
>>
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