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[Nowhere Man]

If you know how you're voting, I'd just like to thank you...before election season.

At three years of Obama, there really isn't any reason to suddenly switch parties, whichever way that might be.

We still have the same BS electoral college that will bring Paul from Pennsylvania 3 minutes in the spotlight because he's not quite sure.

and Oregon, home to many a homey cafe, will go back to being chopped liver because...uh...Iowa has a copyright on that...

but it doesn't.

Your candidates will be chosen willy-nilly by a few states with no privelege other than tradition, after which they will compete in one of about three states for Paul, the guy who wished he'd mown his lawn three days earlier's swing vote BECAUSE IT EMPHASIZES THE VIRTUES OF BEING AN INDEPENDENT MODERATE.

Bottom line: It's a bull-cocky attention-whoring non-position to occupy.

So again, I thank you for not being there.

[Ya-ta Boy]

This is somewhat incoherent. I'm not sure what your point is..."So again, I thank you for not being there." You're thanking people for not voting? Care to clarify?

Just a suggestion: Since you live in Korea and just have a legal home address where you don't actually live, how about getting an Iowa address, run 'home' for a couple of days once every four years and attend an Iowa caucus? It would solve all your political problems and spare you your leap year anguish. If you don't mind the smell of patchouli, I still have Amy's address.

[Zackback]

Life has become just one long continuous election (Bob Grant).
Don't vote. It only enourages them (Anarchist theme).