Remember Your Republican Neighbors

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Give them a ride to the polls on November 8th.

[Nite Owl]

1. HeHe

I'm on it.

[Richard Steele]

2. I'll let them pull themselves to the polls by their bootstraps!

[karlrschneider]

3. The polling place is just a couple hundred yards down that path

:evilgrin:

[Obamarama]

4. I'm proud and relieved to say I have no Resmuglican neighbors....

We're one, big happy block of liberal Democrats, with the yard signs to prove it. :-)

[B Calm]

5. Thinking about sneaking over late in the night and letting the air

out of their tires...

[No Exit]

6. Block their driveways!

[blonndee]

7. What? My asshole rethug neighbors wouldn't even THINK of giving me a ride

in their W-stickered car, even if I were stranded in a blizzard and they were already on their way home. If my house caught on fire they'd probably stand around and take pictures. Fuck em.

[enuffs_enuffs]

8. I'll apply some compassionate conservatism...

and allow them the dignity to WALK to the polls. If they have no feet, I'll let'em crawl... or slither like the spineless worms they are.

[KharmaTrain]

9. Now Now...Let's Be Nice Here...

One thing we've done on past campaigns is hooked voters up with one another. We arranged "Vote Dates"...say if someone indicated they needed a ride to the polls or sounded like they weren't too solid, we'd hook 'em up with someone who also was looking for a ride or willing to give one and make a party/date out of the thing. The concept is that when you get people to vote together, they're more likely to show at the polls than if you leave a person up to their own means and they can easily find reasons to forget to get to the polls. I used to organize groups of us to go vote...this year we're getting a group of my daughter and son's friends together...many are voting for the first time and can't wait for Nov. 7th to get here.