Governor Sarah Palin

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maybe only crazy people can see it. :laughing:
 
when I click spell check he shows up :laughing: I didnt think about checking it because I always use the google toolbar spell check. this one is good though ,it is highlighting my spelling errors right now. :whistle:
 
3mnkids1 said:
when I click spell check he shows up :laughing: I didnt think about checking it because I always use the google toolbar spell check. this one is good though ,it is highlighting my spelling errors right now. :whistle:
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There you go I figured that's what your problem was. :laughing:
 
:wave: Hi All!

You don't have to vote for president/vice president of the U.S. if you don't want to - you can just vote for U.S. Senator, or your U.S. House of Representatives, or any county or local race (dogcatcher, maybe????). Or, you can just go to vote and not vote for any one at all on the ballot. But DON'T GIVE UP YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE!!!!!!! :nono: It is the most sacred right, privilege, and obligation we, as United States citizens, have.

I have voted in the presidential and gubernatorial races (every two years) since my 21st birthday (that was the age it was, "way back then," not 18 like it is now), and I am 61 now. Even when I was out of the country (South Korea and West Germany - my first husband was in the Army), I voted "absentee," and it was a struggle finding out when and where I could vote (I had to write, write, write - this was before the "internet" was "discovered!").

I don't know who I want as President of the U.S. I am much more liberal than you guys, but I like Sen. John McCain. I don't know much about Palin, except she is from Alaska and has five children. I like Sen. Barak Obama, too. And both McCain and Obama took the "high road" in the last week - McCain TV ads congratulating Sen. Biden, and Obama's statement that the family SHOULDN'T be part of the campaign (speaking about Palin's non-married daughter). It should be about the candidates, and that's all. :nono:

This is my "two cents worth." :crazytongue:

Kate
 
ktshome said:
:wave: Hi All!

You don't have to vote for president/vice president of the U.S. if you don't want to - you can just vote for U.S. Senator, or your U.S. House of Representatives, or any county or local race (dogcatcher, maybe????). Or, you can just go to vote and not vote for any one at all on the ballot. But DON'T GIVE UP YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE!!!!!!! :nono: It is the most sacred right, privilege, and obligation we, as United States citizens, have.

I have voted in the presidential and gubernatorial races (every two years) since my 21st birthday (that was the age it was, "way back then," not 18 like it is now), and I am 61 now. Even when I was out of the country (South Korea and West Germany - my first husband was in the Army), I voted "absentee," and it was a struggle finding out when and where I could vote (I had to write, write, write - this was before the "internet" was "discovered!").

I don't know who I want as President of the U.S. I am much more liberal than you guys, but I like Sen. John McCain. I don't know much about Palin, except she is from Alaska and has five children. I like Sen. Barak Obama, too. And both McCain and Obama took the "high road" in the last week - McCain TV ads congratulating Sen. Biden, and Obama's statement that the family SHOULDN'T be part of the campaign (speaking about Palin's non-married daughter). It should be about the candidates, and that's all. :nono:

This is my "two cents worth." :crazytongue:

Kate
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Great post :) I agree it is a privlage to vote and we should do it just for that fact. I also agree it was good of both candidates to take the high road.
 
ROFL... who wants to go polar bear hunting!!? :laughing: lets start our day by a morning hunt, then a prayer, then a policy meeting.. yep, sounds about right :laughing:
 
And I hope Palin is thrilled with the forthcoming of a grandchild! She's definately reaping what she's sowing. You know, when you're against sex education and all...

Nope, I don't think for one second she wishes it were any other way :laughing:
 
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