Voting is Good

Everyone that is eligible to vote, take advantage of the priviledge.
If you can't vote, you can still make a difference by getting other people to vote.

I think these shirts are a really great idea.
Let's try to get as many people actively voting as possible.
Then, maybe, we won't have to deal with recounts again this year.

http://www.declareyourself.com/orderstuff_shirts.htm

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btw.
I love this t-shirt:


and one recommendation: DON'T VISIT THE WEB OF TSHIRTHELL. It's very offensive.

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Until the Olsen Twins run for office, it is not fitting to mention them on this thread.

Now VOTE!

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Hey, the off-topic threads are subject to anything we want to talk about

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1 year more and I can have my say in this country's politics.
I hate waiting

How bout Lindsay Lohan vs Hillary Duff
the winner gets to rule over Aaron Carter

Now... Back to the voting.

I'm thinking about getting the black and white "vote" shirt.
What do you guys think?
Too weird?

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Not only wont I be able to vote in this election, but I can't vote in the next one in 2008 either! Ich.

I'll be voting this year. I have a very short time frame from my turning 18 on October 24 to the register cut off date, but nothing is gonna stop me from kicking bush's ass!!!

If there's one thing that frustrates me it's when people don't exercise their right to vote. Augh! I won't be able to vote until the 2008 election myself, but you can bet I WILL be voting! Isn't it some 50-some percent of Americans who vote? It's just ridiculous.

I registered to vote today!
I'm so excited!

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Bythesword, trust me, voter turnout affects everything. In my town, an increased school budget was rejected by 2 votes. If three people who thought they were too busy to take 15 minutes (and that's seriously all it took, including transportation) to vote had just gotten off their asses and done it, their kids would have better schools next year.

Considering all the bitching and moaning people do about government, I'm surprised at the low rates of voter turnout in this country. Of course, the rate is measured in an odd way, which means that immigrants and felons depress the numbers, but still. Vote, people. After 2000, there's no way you can say your vote doesn't make a difference.

Good for everyone out there voting. Especially younger people. There are so few who are actively voting. I also have to say I commend P Diddy (or whatever we're calling him now) on his campaign to get people to vote. Hopefully he'll encourage a lot of younger people, as well as minorities who often don't get out there and express themselves at the poles.