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    Tomorrow is election day, a day when our votes decide who will be our leaders and where our leaders will be taking our country. It is important that we cast our votes as election days are when we are truly in the driver's seat and not just talking to a politician who couldn't care less! Before you go to the polls, give consideration as to how good a job your current leaders are doing. Are we better off today than we were years ago? Is the job market good? How many of us are on government assistance? Do you think the economy is getting better or worse? What do you think about our national debt? Are our borders secure? Do you think there should be more anti-gun justices on the supreme court? Are you satisfied with the deadlock in the congress? This is the time to be heard and it's up to us to do something about it while we still can so please make it a priority to go to the polls tomorrow and vote.
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    Life member - CA Rifle & Pistol Assn.
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    Please consider this advice from the always eloquent Bill Whittle: "Make him own it."

    https://www.billwhittle.com/afterbur...-vote-midterms
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    • #3
      Short and to the point! Can't stop listening to this guy!
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      • #4
        Tomorrow is election day, a day when our votes decide which lying politard put forth by a party, financed and run by the rich, will get our vote. oh, yippee. democracy? how much can you afford? hopefully the next few elections will reward the far right and this country can get it's brief flirtation with neo-christian fascism behind it. ah, the things you have to put up with before the down trodden rank and file decide it's time to build another middle class. (funny how history keeps going round and around and nobody ever learns from it.)

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        • #5
          Originally posted by b4uqzme View Post
          Please consider this advice from the always eloquent Bill Whittle: "Make him own it."

          https://www.billwhittle.com/afterbur...-vote-midterms
          Agreed. Love me some Bill Whittle!
          Wake Up...Grow Up...Show Up...Sit Up...Shut Up...Listen Up

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          • #6
            I early-voted last week. Hopefully the optical scanner was programmed properly so the bubbles I filled in end up being counted toward the candidate I actually chose.

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            • #7
              It's not just people we're voting for, we had three State Constitutional amendments on the ballot. For some reason, our State puppetmasters think any change in law needs to be a Constitutional Amendment instead of something voted upon by our duly elected State representatives.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by marcinstl View Post
                Tomorrow is election day, a day when our votes decide which lying politard put forth by a party, financed and run by the rich, will get our vote. oh, yippee. democracy? how much can you afford? hopefully the next few elections will reward the far right and this country can get it's brief flirtation with neo-christian fascism behind it. ah, the things you have to put up with before the down trodden rank and file decide it's time to build another middle class. (funny how history keeps going round and around and nobody ever learns from it.)
                From the Buckeye Firearms Association Website:

                "We all know people who are so jaded, cynical, lazy, or busy that they refuse to vote at all; claiming that their one little vote doesn’t matter, that the system is rigged, or that they think all politicians are corrupt and unworthy of their vote. We must combat this apathy face-to-face. It will never change without direct pressure from a friend like you. One argument to offer is with precinct-level statistics. People tend to look at election totals rather than looking at the numbers from the neighborhoods. In most cases, just a handful of extra votes in each precinct could have changed the outcome of an election. If you can motivate that handful in your neighborhood, while people like you all around the city and state motivate a few extra votes in their neighborhoods, the end result can be altered. - See more at: http://www.buckeyefirearms.org/4-things-gun-owners-need-do-election-day#sthash.Gl1oJW1F.dpuf"
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by marcinstl View Post
                  Tomorrow is election day, a day when our votes decide which lying politard put forth by a party, financed and run by the rich, will get our vote. oh, yippee. democracy? how much can you afford? hopefully the next few elections will reward the far right and this country can get it's brief flirtation with neo-christian fascism behind it. ah, the things you have to put up with before the down trodden rank and file decide it's time to build another middle class. (funny how history keeps going round and around and nobody ever learns from it.)
                  So I expect this won't stop you from going to the polls tomorrow and vote? I LOVE ALL MEMBERS OF THE OTHER PARTY WHO WON'T VOTE AND ENCOURAGE MANY MORE OF THEM TO DO THE SAME!
                  Life member - NRA
                  Life member - CA Rifle & Pistol Assn.
                  SW desert rat

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                  • #10
                    If you DON'T vote, you ARE voting for the status quo... for more of the same. Plenty of people... many illegals... are voting against you as many times as they can... along with a lot of dead voters... some who would have voted against the Democrats, were they still alive!

                    Wynn
                    USAF Retired '88, NRA Life Member. Wife USAF Retired '96
                    Avatar: Wynn re-enlists his wife Desiree, circa 1988 Loring AFB, ME. 42nd BMW, Heavy (SAC) B-52G's
                    Frédéric Bastiat’s essay, The Law: http://mises.org/books/thelaw.pdf

                    Thomas Jefferson said

                    “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.”
                    and

                    "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading".

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                    • #11
                      http://www.salon.com/2014/11/03/john..._legislatures/
                      interesting video about the elections from John Oliver.

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                      • #12
                        Typical liberal A-hole from salon.com. It's all fun and games until someone loses their freedom.
                        Never trust anyone who doesn't trust you to own a gun.

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                        • #13
                          This election is a referendum on the Obama administration agenda. If you don't like the Obama agenda, hold your nose and vote the straight R ticket, even for dog catcher. Don't leave any partisan elections blank. A non-vote is actually a 1/2 vote for Obama.

                          If you favor the Obama agenda, you can save all the effort of actually doing something and still effectively record a 1/2 vote for Obama by staying away from the polls. Your favorite left wing celebrities in Rock the Vote ads don't actually vote either. Be just like them and stay on the couch.

                          Washington Post: a-lot-of-the-celebrities-who-appeared-in-the-midterm-rock-the-vote-psa-didnt-actually-vote-in-the-last-midterm
                          Rest in peace Muggsy

                          "Individual Muslims may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists in the world." Winston Churchill 1899

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                          • #14
                            In 50 years of voting I've never seen anything like the money begging that has gone on during this campaign. Both sides. I have even received threatening letters from some candidates. "If you don't contribute more it will be your fault when we lose!" "Why have you given up. We need more money?" I even got an exit poll from the RNC asking where they "lost" me because I can't contribute any more. I am at the point that I have no use for either party. I will vote strictly conservative of course, but what a bunch of BS when we have to buy elections. I will never contribute to any party again.

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                            • #15
                              They are all a bunch of toxic worms, IMO, but I will cast a no-confidence vote against this administration.

                              A pox on all their corrupt houses.
                              A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition
                              -Rudyard Kipling

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