Who remembers Vote Pat Paulson and sending a message "none of the above"?

[uppityperson]

Reading about those who are doing this, voting conscience and "none of the above" and voting for Edwards. I came of age during Pat Paulson and Snoopy yrs and remember people voting for them as a message "none of the above".

[RedStateShame]

1. That was also used in "Brewster's Millions," wasn't it?

Besides, you know if that were an option, one of the Repugs would just change their name by election night.

Romney: See? They knew I was changing my name, and they're ready for change!

[dchill]

2. I do...

the Smothers Brothers' show was my favorite - they even had the Who and the Doors as musical guests. Pretty radical at the time. Paulsen was a regular who started his campaign from the show.

[Didereaux]

3. I voted for him in '68 Best thing ever from Smothers Brothers

[uppityperson]

5. He visited my college, gave a great speech.

I would like "none of the above" as a choice

[lapfog_1]

4. Funny you should mention that...

Here is a post I made last night in a response to the question "Who should I vote for?"

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=4401708&mesg_id=4401732

[damntexdem]

6. In a San Francisco election, I voted for a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence --

whose occupation was listed as "nun of Thee above."

[bigmonkey]

7. Many initial post-Soviet Russian elections had that as an option.

At least I remember reading at the time that they did. Lots of new elections had to be called, because "none of the above" won fairly often.