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- A country changed? Notes from off the trail.
- Pictures from Grant Park
- OBAMA WINS!!!
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- Another Road Reflections Post!
- From the Road...a mini dance party!
- 90 miles to Chi-town
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- McCain Rally at the Indianapolis International Air...
- Scotty's Shotgun Reflections #2
- Drew's Driving Reflections #2
- New shots from the road up on Flickr
- 2nd story is up!!!
- First YouTube Video is UP!!!
- Drew's Take
- New Video coming on YouTube
- HOW 'BOUT THEM RED RAIDERS!!!
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- Back from a Obama Get Out the Vote Event at Penn St.
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2 comments:
Looks as if you guys picked the right city for the big party.I'm tired from 8 hours straight yesterday at one of the polling locations and an evening that held disappointment for my family. Many reports of continued voter fraud here in Indiana's Lake County and Marian County. Photo ID's not checked despite it is the law now. I have lingering concerns about the impact of ACORN fraud on the election. Call me old fashioned but I still believe in the old "One (alive) person,ONE vote." People tell of relatives that are not being removed from voter rolls and votes being cast for them by unknown individuals. I was disheartened by the lack of outcry on the impact that ACORN had on this election. Disheartened to learn from friends that their children at college were pressured and intimidated on campus to vote for Obama. And Obama's financial advantage obtained by reneging on a contract still irritates me. The fact that he accepted money (and a large sum of it)from overseas leaves me feeling he sold our election process to the highest bidders. People who donated from overseas now state they feel they should have the rights to vote in American elections if they contribute and their economy is impacted by ours. A victory obtained by cheating is a hollow victory and that person does not deserve my respect. My next concern is our national security as I await (with a son-in-law in Iraq)the "generated crisis" Biden promised us. My daughter with the husband in Iraq cried,tears of fear, for her husbands welfare when the election was declared. I sure HOPE the nation doesn't develop buyer's remorse when the CHANGE happens. We have a winner but in this case it wasn't the best man.
I hope for the sake of this nation that history proves me wrong...
Thanks for remember a big day again.
Iraqi Dinar
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