Did You Vote?
Voter turnout was down in every state from 2008. In many states, turnout was lower than 2004. Thanks for responding.
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Go Vote in Illinois
Go vote, please. Please. Vote now. Don’t Put It Off!! Did you know that ObamaCare is my fault? Of course, it is. Read my story below the clock. I didn’t vote in 2006. You know why? I put it off. I decided not to stop on my way to work in the morning. Why? I’ll have plenty of time tonight, I thought. I’ll stop on my way home. But guess what. An emergency at work.
Every Election Counts
Next Election: 4 weeks from today. I need a favor. This will only take you a minute (tops), but it’s very important that you do it right now. I will step you through it. 1. Get a pen or pencil and something to write on—preferably a journal or appointment calendar. 2. Go to April 5, 2011, or write April 5, 2011, if not using a calendar or dated journal. 3. Under April 5, write
Do You Hear The People Sing?
It’s been almost two years since we met. At the time, I had no idea where this was going. Or what I was doing. I still don’t know what I’m doing, but we all know where America is headed. Beginning Tuesday, because of your passionate, tireless efforts, America is returning to the right course to meet the destiny our founders envisioned. On Tuesday, your vote, joined with millions of others, will turn the country around.
4 Questions You Must Answer Right Now
On Tuesday, Missouri becomes the first state in the union to vote on ObamaCare. If being a Tea Partyer means anything, it means you vote Yes on Prop C on Tuesday. I urge not to wing it. Most elections, I wake up and think “it’s election day.” Then I take a shower and go to work. I think about stopping to vote, but I don’t want to walk into the office at 9:00. So I
St. Louis County Votes
Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 6, is Election Day in St. Louis County. In some places, especially throughout South County, the only measure on the ballot is Proposition A: a sales tax increase. Prop A’s backers—principally County Exec Charlie Dooley and Chesterfield Mayor John Nations—claim this tax increase of up to $650 per family will allow Metro to grow. You know otherwise. Dooley and Nations cannot point to a specific plan. They point to four. They cannot