Tonight, I am asking the big questions.
1. How many minutes/hours/days will it take for "Joe the Plumber" to realize that he has been a stooge for the McCain campaign?
2. Will I be able to go to work on Wednesday if Barack Obama doesn't win the election?
3. Why do I avoid conversations with people that I know support John McCain/Sarah Palin? I know that I won't change their mind. More than anything, I am scared that I will judge them. I am just being honest.
4. Should I vote before work or after?
5. What have I been putting off until after the election?
6. Who can I still convince to vote for Barack Obama? Who is the undecided voter? Do I need to e-canvas you? Do I need to call you? I'll do it if there is a chance that you will vote for Barack Obama.
7. Does anyone else remember what the election was like before there was a Sarah Palin? I don't. It's like she was always here.
8. Will I be sad when I don't see Chuck Todd as much after the election?
9. What should I serve for my election party?
4 comments:
all good questions. I plan to vote before work. I'm suddenly a little sick to discover all these folks coming out of the woodwork for McCain... (mainly among my facebook friends, sigh)
I think I've done all I can.. now is the time to pray.
As much as I am getting sick of the political ads on TV, I think I will be suffering a bit of election withdrawl after tomorrow.
As for when I am voting, I plan on doing it first thing in the morning. Fortunately, since I work from home, if there are long lines at 7:00, I have time to wait, or I can just return in the middle of the day.
Now go keep Pennsylvania blue!
I voted for Nader this morning before work. McCain or Obama just didn't feel right to me.
This is too late now, but after work was the way to go. At 3:00, there were only 4 people in line ahead of me.
Most of my extended family voted McCain, so I'm sure I'll be able to put it behind me by Thanksgiving.
--Dana B.
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