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Quote from: BlakPilar on September 17, 2011, 11:51:59 pmApparently we need to be 18 for a month before we vote if not, then woot because my birthday is October 19th so I'd have plenty of time That is partially true because the application process does take about a month in most states but I know here in California and probably many others, you can register to vote before your 18th birthday as long as by the time the next election day comes you will have already turned 18. Checking the schedule there is a city wide election in my district in early October so I will be able to register after that and that will leave me with plenty of time before the general election.
Apparently we need to be 18 for a month before we vote if not, then woot because my birthday is October 19th so I'd have plenty of time
I identify myself as a Republican, but really, I'm a fiscal conservative and a social liberal (idk what that is).
@pianoman, maybe tea-partyist? I believe they're a type of liberal republican.
@Qwerty, I can't "prove" it, per se, but I think it would work a lot better. Give money to the mom-and-pop businesses. They buy goods/services from other companies, who in turn do the same with larger companies, so on so forth. That, to me, sounds a lot better than giving money to banks and car dealerships who ended laying people off and giving their CEOs benefits
"welcome to the world of computers, where everything seems to be based on random number generators"
Instead, Obama plays golf...
Quote from: flyingfisch on September 19, 2011, 11:51:42 amInstead, Obama plays golf...Well, look for a moment at who's BLOCKING all Obama tries to do...You guessed right, the GOP...Obama tried to pass plenty of stuff, but the republicans tend to negotiate and negotiate until the proposed plan has shifted right