For all of the people that are bitching about the current people in power, did you actually vote, or are you voicing an opinion on something you didn't even contribute to in the last election?
136782
Well since I'm Canadian i cant really say anything. I did vote for my last general election which took place in January and i voted for the liberals. However they lost by a small margin to the conservatives, there is now a minority government in which the liberals have 103 seats in the house of commons the conservatives have 125 the new democrats have 29 and the bloc Quebecois have 50. As to your question I'm sure most of the people who are criticizing bush voted democrat and of course if they didn't vote that would be a terrific burn in an argument. Have a nice day from Canada:)
385047
I dislike it too.  Turns me off from even voting at all.  Its a disgrace to the whole voting process and what it stands for.  Its a shame that higher people in office can not see this and stop it.  Its not about the people.  Its about getting into office and that's it.  The tactics they use show that.  Mis-leading words and how they arrange them to turn one thing said into something else.  That to me is noting more than a lie and the way they go about pushing all this crap on us by adds and calling us at our personal home phone is ridicules.
484943
You've been voting for your own anwsers then have you?
490147
Of course I voted! A lot of good people have died so we would have our liberties and voting is the least I can do after they've made the supreme sacrificie!
521821
Oh my little pessimistic Tami.  You are the silliest little girl on here.  LOL.\n\nP.S.  Tell Milan that Hillary got 67% of the vote last night.  He seems ill informed.
409150
nice election, I'm with you.\n\n:>peace
128999
Yes voting...But the problem is they are trying to pass the bill at a time no elections or voting is taking place. They are not daring to put this out here at this time for us to vote on. While they do this, they as well as many groups with personal gain and interests are spreading false poll results and false statistics to persuade Americans that it is a done deal and that they would be out voted on this.\n\nIt couldn't be farther from the truth. I have a website with a polls forum on every important national poll going on right now. So it would be a good idea for everyone to go there and put their votes in. So that the truth of how the MAJORITY OF AMERICANS feel about all this. At the moment it is running 95% against amnesty at all the polls I have seen in 2 days.\nThere are also links to sites who will email or fax all your congressmen and the president about your views for free.\n\nhttp://alipac.us/forums.html
448342
I think that Bush cost us (republicans) the election. I think that people were voting against bush rather than for a canidate. THAT worries me. I am one of those people that, even though I am a republican at heart, I feel regardless of party affiliation, it should be whoever's best for the job. And I don't necessarily know if those voted WERE best. I just hope those elected PROVE to the country that the voters didn't make a mistake.
222753
It can certainly be frustrating. But we all need to remember that each one of our votes DOES count. But instead of just voting at election time, we need to remind our elected officials that WE THE PEOPLE are the ones who put them into office and we are also the ones who can remove them at the next election (or sooner). We need to stay in contact with all of our elected officials from city council to US congress. \n\nIf all of us contacted these people reasonably with logical explanations of our feelings, they have no choice but to listen to us and vote accordingly. Ranting and yelling does no good for anyone. On the other hand, if very few contact them, then they probably do not feel so pressed to vote the way we want them to because they aren't "feeling the heat" from their constituents.\n\nKeep voting every chance you get. If you don't vote -then you have no right to complain about the way things turned out.
396950
I am out the door in just a few minutes to go to the polls before work!  \nnothing changes is we don't make the effort!  go out and VOTE!!
355332
I VOTED. Dem this time... I'm thinking more like 50% vote... but everyone moans... Did you?
332963
I DONT KNOW WHY YOU WOULD WANT TO VOTE SO BAD I ALWAYS WANTED TO VOTE AND WHEN I GOT OLD ENOUGH I REALIZED THAT THE ONLY VOTES THA COUNT IS THE ONES THE GOVERNMENT WANT TO COUNT..LOOK AT ALL THE VOTES THAT DIDNT COUNT WHEN BUSH WAS BEING ELECTED. DO YOU REALLY THINK YOU OF ALL PEOPLE CAN CHANE THE WORLD AND MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE.
195099
I vote at every opportunity I get! I gather all information on prospective candidates, then make a decision based upon my findings. It incenses me to no end, when USA citizens fail to vote, or don't do their homework concerning a potential candidate. I've come too far to relinquish my power to vote! I WILL KEEP THE FAITH! *******************\nLOVE, HONOR, PROTECT, SERVE, BELIEVE, FIGHT, FOR MY BROTHERS, AND SISTERS RIGHT TO VOTE! STAND UP, AND BE HEARD! GIVE ME A HELL YEA, IF YOU HEAR ME! OUR TROOPS, FAMILIES, FREEDOM, AND COUNTRY ARE DEPENDING ON YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
508650
It's a pendulum, the Republicans had control and unfortunately a lot of people are not happy with current events.  Time for a change (that sounds familiar). Not what I voted for.
29248
is this a question or are you just ranting?
84117
I vote in every election. If you don't vote, you have no right to complain about what you get for government.
384551
I voted for you! But i don't things are looking too bright... 1%! I will get others to vote too! Good luck!\n\n:)