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baudot
I'll be taking a hiatus from SG when my account expires. It's been fun, all.
Now is the time to put yourself or others forward as a candidate to be the next curator of this group.
An election thread choosing between those candidates will follow. (i.e. This is the thread …
johnclement
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The Bay Area Center for Voting Research analyzed voter totals and came up with a list of the most liberal and conservative cities in the U.S.
The Bay Area Center for Voting Research analyzed voter totals and came up with a list of the most liberal and conservative cities in the U.S.
Of the most liberal cities, Detroit heads up the list with 93.96% of voters casting votes for liberal candidates in the 2004 presidential …
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pananarama:
Worcester, Ma is the Heroin capitol of New england?
mrstitches:
pananarama said:
Worcester, Ma is the Heroin capitol of New england?
Hahahah.
Is that surprising?
How can you live there and NOT be a heroin addict?
dholokov
Canada Post has refused to deliver campaign mailers for the Sex Party, claiming they are pornographic.
Did anyone know previously that there was a sex party?
If you are an undecided SG and they have a candidate in your area (or any candidates at all...) your 'who to vote for' …
Did anyone know previously that there was a sex party?
If you are an undecided SG and they have a candidate in your area (or any candidates at all...) your 'who to vote for' …
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andvari:
dholokhov said:
Andvari said:
They only ran three candidates in the BC provincial election. I can't find anything about their candidates in this one.
I was also a little confused by that. I figured if they were bothering to send out material they must be running somebody somewhere.
I've noticed that we're hearing a lot less from the fringe parties this time around (unless you call the Greens fringe). Could it be because this time the outcome is actually in doubt?
[Edited on Jan 21, 2006]
seantastic
Voting for the President--A New Type of Transparency
Posted October 28, 2008
Imagine being in the voting booth and the only thing you have to go on is the candidates' stand on the issues. Imagine voting purely based on a candidate's record. Imagine not knowing anything about a candidate's personality. …
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varuka_salt:
I find it incredibly telling that the Libertardian viewpoint only garnered 2% of the vote, just like in the real election. Even high school kids can understand how incredibly retarded their ideas and viewpoints are.
mantis:
JimmyBackfire said:
Hail to the chief of big boobed politicians.
Amen.
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I think I've come to like the candids on SG more than the sets themselves. I look forward to new candids everyday, and it's one of the things that keeps me coming to some SG's journals.
There's just something about the candids that seems more natural, I guess. More "normal" if there is such a thing. Of course, I've always felt that a lot of...
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There's just something about the candids that seems more natural, I guess. More "normal" if there is such a thing. Of course, I've always felt that a lot of...
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So I'm voting "Third Party".
Not because I want to "waste" my vote, but because I do not believe in the primary's policies. None of the "primary" care about the things I believe in. If you want to talk about a wasted vote; I think that a vote towards a candidate, because you are scared that the other one's going to win, is cowardice. If...
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Not because I want to "waste" my vote, but because I do not believe in the primary's policies. None of the "primary" care about the things I believe in. If you want to talk about a wasted vote; I think that a vote towards a candidate, because you are scared that the other one's going to win, is cowardice. If...
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I am curious about the notion of electability and its relationship to American identity. How does a voter define someone as electable?
If you recall from my rantings in the 2004 election, morality was a major concern of the voters. Most people who voted for George W. Bush cited moral values as the most important issue of the campaign. I strongly argued that people evaluated...
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If you recall from my rantings in the 2004 election, morality was a major concern of the voters. Most people who voted for George W. Bush cited moral values as the most important issue of the campaign. I strongly argued that people evaluated...
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Chance and time are intimately linked in our universe. Every day, chance occurrences take place that present us with new opportunities, challenges and perils. To make the best of them requires a knowledge of how to make decisions in sequence. Nowhere is this more true than in the realm of love. A single person will meet a large but limited number of available prospects over...
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