Will you take the day off of work as Obama has asked his supporters to do?

[UKMustangFan]

I have a job, my company depends on me to be there, that's what they pay me for. Why would I let them down for an election?

 

To be a part of "change"....Duh. :lol:

[cch5432]

Can't you add something more to the discussion other than attacks and smilies?

 

Well-played, and well-deserved on my part. Let me get it all out of my system :thumb::laugh::madman:

[Run To State]

To be a part of "change"....Duh. :lol:

:lol:

[UKMustangFan]

Well-played, and well-deserved on my part. Let me get it all out of my system :thumb::laugh::madman:

 

:lol: Just given ya a hard time.

[jahearme]

I will be, not because Obama asked me too, but because I'm a teacher and we get the day off!

[LC99]

I'm taking election day off, a vacation day, however not because of the election.

[Covercorner]

I have a job, my company depends on me to be there, that's what they pay me for. Why would I let them down for an election?

 

Most states have a law that allows you a certian amount of time to be off from your job to vote, without penalty. Because the states run elections, all laws vary from state to state. I know that because of when polls open and close in West Virginia, all employees may be released from thier jobs for a maximum of three hours on election day to be able to vote without penalty, if there can be no conditions made for before or after work. (Dont quote me, but I think the polls in WV open later(7:00AM?) than in KY(6:00AM).

[bballfamily]

After retiring I am to busy to take off. Finishing up the mowing season and cutting wood.

[scooterbob]

It will be difficult for many Obamaites to take a day off from work since they have no job or credible means of self support. But, then, many of them can change their usual "daily routine" to vote a time or two. With the prospect of money raining down from "Obama's Redistribution Heaven", there will be a lot of incentive for them to get out of bed.

[Run To State]

It will be difficult for many Obamaites to take a day off from work since they have no job or credible means of self support. But, then, many of them can change their usual "daily routine" to vote a time or two. With the prospect of money raining down from "Obama's Redistribution Heaven", there will be a lot of incentive for them to get out of bed.

:lol:

[Mr.Network]

I voted in this poll by mistake since I am not voting for Obama. Hopefully, I don't make a similar mistake on Tuesday.

[75center]

You could just go in late:

 

[titletownclown]

It will be difficult for many Obamaites to take a day off from work since they have no job or credible means of self support. But, then, many of them can change their usual "daily routine" to vote a time or two. With the prospect of money raining down from "Obama's Redistribution Heaven", there will be a lot of incentive for them to get out of bed.

 

As hard as I am trying not to, I can't help but to :laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

One of the better laughs I've had in a while.:thumb:

 

I made the mistake of voting before I read that the vote was for Obama supporters only. My bad.

[SportsGuy41017]

As always, many get off topic and some even use a thread to take swings at people on the other side, and the childish name calling ect.

 

Back LBBC's question.

 

I am already off on election day, but not because of Obama. But I can see candidates asking this of their supporters, and I have seen it often in the past. If you are a volunteer for any candidate you want to do whatever you can, every candidate needs A LOT of workers on election day. Four years ago I was off on election day and working for a candidate, and one of my best friends who WAS a HUGE Bush fan took off to do the same for him.

[Hearsay]

I will be working. If any of you have a legal need, my office will be open for consultations, which are free at my office.

 

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