Edit: And apparently Diane DiMassa feels similarly. I got this via her email list this morning ---->I have friends who have traveled to battleground states to chip in. Others are making calls. I dunno, I've actually voted against the candidate / cause that has irritated me the least (all things being equal, on the fence about something). One Democratic primary, I saved up all the negative, mudslinging direct mail I received, and voted for the candidate with the smallest pile. So I have to believe all this effort risks irritation, pissing people off, driving people into the arms of one's opponent.
I'm a big ol' election geek, and will be glued to a television tomorrow if I am not at some election event. But I'm just not that invested in the politicking part of it.
Ah well, 24 hours from now, hopefully this will all be over. And then we can get on with regime change.....
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It's even worse when you have a friend in politics. I know this guy who's been a politician for decades. I'll go years without hearing from him, then I'll see an email from " him " in my inbox. It's not actually from him, it's from his organization. Begging for money. Something's very wrong with this process, on many levels.
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