Michael Moore at the Polls

[Hagred]

I've only given scant notice to whatever reports of intimidation at the polls are out there. Being a realist, I have an answer in case I'm challanged:

"Hey, I'm a Republican - I want to vote."

Then I'll go into the voting booth and do what I planned to do all along - elect John Kerry. My feeling is that if people didn't want me to vote because they thought I was a Democrat or a Liberal, then I don't feel one bit guilty about lying to them in order to do what is my right, priviledge and duty as a citizen to do.

Should I have to lie in order to vote? No, of course not. But I'm a realist and know that there might be circumstances where I have to lie in order to vote. Sad but true.

Maybe after 8-16 years (or more) of having a Democrat in office will change this situation. One can only hope.

 

[TnKrBeLlA012]

This is turning into a big circus. Talk about fear. People are buying into all these ridiculous tatics. Both sides are causing this. Go vote for who you want. I have no problems when I vote. The media is also turning this into more than it should be. What is happening to this country? As for Micheal Moore, he is nothing but a high priced trouble maker. He's just about making problems,not factual movies. Why dosen't he go help a homeless shelter on that day. Do something productive with his time. Making trouble at the polls does nothing more but make this country look stupid.