Tuesday, November 16, 2004
What do Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Dakota all have in common?
The only time they are acknowledged to exist is during political primaries. Certainly if you listen to the news, all the candidates have spent the past few weeks convincing voters in Iowa that they would be the best candidate on the Democratic ticket.
Right now I'm not sure who I'll vote for in the coming months. If worst comes to worst, I'll either just vote for myself, or vote for Mickey Mouse. I refuse to vote for George W. Bush, and if anyone but Dean gets on the Democratic ticket, well there goes hopes of ousting the incumbant.
On another note, please vote in the poll on the left, I'm interested in the results. Feel free to comment as well... ¶ 6:06 PM
The only time they are acknowledged to exist is during political primaries. Certainly if you listen to the news, all the candidates have spent the past few weeks convincing voters in Iowa that they would be the best candidate on the Democratic ticket.
Right now I'm not sure who I'll vote for in the coming months. If worst comes to worst, I'll either just vote for myself, or vote for Mickey Mouse. I refuse to vote for George W. Bush, and if anyone but Dean gets on the Democratic ticket, well there goes hopes of ousting the incumbant.
On another note, please vote in the poll on the left, I'm interested in the results. Feel free to comment as well... ¶ 6:06 PM
