Election Day Randoms

[TheDeuce]

I have a freshly prepared pot of Pasta e Figioli, ciabatta rolls, and a lovely red wine. I'm actually looking forward to watching the results roll in tonight.

 

Yeah, I'm gonna be parked on the couch all night.

 

Not that the election really has anything to do with that. :lol2:

[MJAlltheWay24]

I agree and I even take the silly cover sheet they give you off of the ballot before I put it in the machine but the tin foil hat conspiracy buff in me doesn't like it that the government COULD keep track of my voting history.

 

We should all wear the tin foil hat sometimes.

[CincySportsFan]

2. Tailgate party in the parking lot. Some guy had his big smoker going and was serving up breakfast in the parking lot next to where we vote.

 

I need to vote where you do!

[MJAlltheWay24]

As far as moving, HRC was an opportunist when she moved to NY to run for a easy to win Senate seat. Trump is a life long New Yorker, if he moved just to vote it would look as fake as her Hot Sauce.

 

Why didn't he vote in Florida? His vote would have been way more important.

 

Because people like you and mainsteam media would have butchered him for doing so probably.

 

At least that was what I told PP92 on Facebook.

[MJAlltheWay24]

I had planned on trying to go to the gym, but all this talks of alcohol made me realize that I need to drink up the rest of my good beers before our Maid of Honor watches our place/puppy for the week.

[Lawnboy13]

In line at 7AM, out at 8:15. Big turnout here. One poll worker says longest line he has seen in 20 years.

 

I vote at Bellevue High School gym, walked in at 3:45 and was out the door at 3:47. Other than the poll workers, I was the only person there.

[nkypete]

I think our city of Taylor Mill is more concerned about the race for Taylor Mill Commissioner. 3 newbies trying to get the incumbents out...all because the city refused to allow an United Dairy Farmers to be built there. It should be interesting since I know the candidates on both sides of the zoning issues.

[mcpapa]

I'll be at an auction.

[mcpapa]

I'll be the only Democrat in the house. And that's cool, because everybody there is a friend.

[plantmanky]

I need to vote where you do!

 

Are we in the same county?

[Clyde]

Colorado's voting system is down statewide.

[mcpapa]

I blame...

[Clyde]

We can probably make a drinking game to the phrase "I-4 Corridor."

[lawildcat]

MJ, So are you going to accept my friend request or what?! The one you got when you told PP that on fb.

Edited November 8, 2016 by lawildcat
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[PurplePride92]

So your ONLY point seems to be that a candidate HAS to vote in a State they know they are going to win.

 

Or is your point that they should vote in Toss Up States where their Vote has a chance at swinging the Election.

 

You see voting in a state you are going to lose as a wasted vote. The exact same thing can be said for a vote in a state where you know you are going to win. Wouldn't Hillary have been smarter to move to New Hampshire to lock down that swing state, or does that show just how really stupid she really is.

 

If Jack Conway and Hal Rogers both ran for President from Kentucky, you would expect one or both of them to turn their back on their home state and move to Nevada and Illinois? That makes no sense, for one voters can see through that kind of pandering (well most voters) and secondly if the election comes down to just one vote it wasn't won or lost by someone moving.

 

My point is simple. It is that Trump shouldn't be voting in a state he knows he won't win. My question is why wouldn't he vote in a state he could win or even a battleground state? To me that is stupid. At the very least vote in a state you will win. It ain't rocket science.