YESSSS!!! IT FEELS GREAT!!!

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

My wife and I cast our votes against his chimperial majesty today. Yes, it's TX. Yes it's Diebold BBV. But it still felt so good.... I have been waiting for this day for quite some time.

Turnout pretty high for the first day of early voting in TX. I voted in a church, I live in a district that's probably about 80 percent Repub or more, no joke. It was a bit sad/sobering for me to think that most of the people in line with me were probably voting for their chimperor.
:toast:

[7th_Sephiroth]

1. i voted here in pensacola, florida today against the chimperor in no cloth

and i think boosh will loose escambia county

[dave502d]

2. That nice, you feel great and your votting in TX

That why Kerry will win,because good people like you,thank you.

[requiem99]

3. It feels great to cast a vote that won't be counted?

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

4. It felt a lot better than WAITING to cast that vote, let's put it that way

[Doohickie]

5. YES

I live in Texas and I want to be one of the many that embarrass the president in his home state. We need to send the message that the Republican Revolution is OVER.

I haven't voted yet; I plan to do so this Friday when I have a day off.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

6. You'd have to go to Connecticut and vote to embarrass him in his

home state, heh.:o

[Doohickie]

7. You know what I mean!

Home state as in "home base", not "hometown"

:eyes:

[Julien Sorel]

8. Just out of curiosity, how long have voting sites been in churches?

I've always voted at schools or libraries, and never heard of a church picked as a voting site before. Of course, I've always lived in urban areas, but still, it strikes me as odd that a church would be a voting site. It seems like a separation of state issue.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

9. Freakin' TX. Nuff said.