US Members: Don't forget to VOTE!

[Sew-Classic]

No more robo calls!!!! YEY!!!!

Yes, I voted. I try not t miss getting my vote counted on any of the elections.

[LeapFrog Libby]

I voted last Thursday.. Son had exams today and reports due and a million things, so we went to early voting.. I was sent inside the Library Branch to sit down since the line was long, and they let us older ones go inside and wait till our turn came.. I checked out a book and read it and people watched for the 2 hour wait.. Better than in the rain today.. Son stood in line and they had a ball , it seems..

[DorothyL]

I know we don't talk politics here but I have one word

Yippee!!!

Dorothy

[lendube]

Oh Dorothy, me too. Yippee!!!!

But I do want to ask one question of our soon to be First Lady..........Michelle, my dear,.........what were you thinking with that red and black dress??????

[carman]

lol, i am glad i am not the only one who was thinking that

carman

[kaitlinnegan]

Oh, yes, let's talk about Michelle Obama's style. So nice that she actually has style worth talking about, of course! New thread here.

[SmilieFace]

Just wanted to revive this thred since the next presonidential election is almost here (have I really been on this board for four years?). Early and absentee voting is available in many places, or you can look up your poling location and plan your schedule for the first Tuesday in November. Yay for democracy! Yay for election day!

[sewingrandma]

I for one will be extremely glad when it is all over. Yes, I plan on voting. I'm tired of phone calls multiple times a day and the mailings are way out of hand. At least 6 daily and all of it is for President. Sure hope next election we aren't a swing state.

[MartySews2]

Me, too, Brockie. We did the early voting thing so I just hang up on the political calls or let the answering machine catch them.
Marty

[bridesmom]

I'll be glad too cause I'm getting really tired of all the ads and the news all about the election and candidates and the backstabbing and the comments. Not that it only happens in the US. We get our fair share of it come election time as well. Why do politicians need to act like little kids with the name calling, dirt slinging stuff? Why don't they tell us what they plan on doing rather than badmouthing their opponents?? And why don't they do what they tell us they are going to do? And why do they not answer our questions, but change the subject?

Get out there though and vote, cause it's your right to vote, and both countries fought long and hard for the right to vote, to have a say in how our countries are run!