Whatever You Do, Don’t Vote

October 5, 2008 by Holly in 2008 election, politics

Seriously. Because really, who cares? I bet you’re just going to say you voted when the presidential race doesn’t come out as you hoped when people ask if you voted. You can lie, but you’ll know the truth–You didn’t vote.

You don’t have to feel that way.

Make sure you are registered to vote by tomorrow! Your registration just has to be postmarked by October 6 so print out the registration form here and bring it to the post office tomorrow!

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I have made a decision not to vote too. It just seems so useless at this point.

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