I vote in Champaign, but...
posted by Ellen at 10:39 AM
Thursday, February 07, 2008
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7 Comments:
After the Mittster's speech today, stories like these make me happy that the people at that announcement aren't necessarily a representative sample of Americans and their views on the war.
Yay Urbana! I think that when I lived there, they passed a referendum saying "no" to invading Iraq. But I think they weren't the only ones
What a colossal waste of time and money. Maybe the city of Urbana's next referendum will be to tell the U.S. government to paint its buildings pink with purple polka-dots. The likelyhood of either of the ballot initiatives actually garnering the action desired are equally likely.
The real story here is that Ellen voted. Way to "Rock the Vote" Hartman!
Token Republican friend! We've missed you!
We have missed you "token Republican friend."
I've decided I'm a libertarian... just not a crazy one.
Oh, so you're my token non-crazy libertarian friend now?
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