Post by Mickulz on Apr 22, 2008 7:22:23 GMT -5
So, I have been MIA from the board (been mad busy with coaching), but I wanted to share a quick item.
Our polling place changed for this election because the township building is undergoing a lot of HVAC repairs and such. I do not know if ti was that change, or the fact that most of Fairview Township is republican and people do not seem to care as much about that side right now, but it was a ghost town at 8:00 AM. I have always voted at this time, and it is never this dead.
But on to the interesting part. As soon as we pull in to park and walk up to the door, we are greeted by a Ron Paul person. He has VERY nice, and pretty much just asked if we were Republican. Once we (my wife and I) said no, he thanked us and wished us a good day.
Once we go inside the building, we were greeted by the "official" Republican party, who pretty much said "If you are Republican, we have some lit here for you, if not, voting is upstairs".
The point of the story is that in such a highly contested Democratic race, there was not one single person there from either of the Democratic camps. It was rather odd to me. Heck even in 92 there were Ross Perot people there.
I just wanted to pass that along. You may now go back to your normal NWO ramblings and thread bumpings.
Our polling place changed for this election because the township building is undergoing a lot of HVAC repairs and such. I do not know if ti was that change, or the fact that most of Fairview Township is republican and people do not seem to care as much about that side right now, but it was a ghost town at 8:00 AM. I have always voted at this time, and it is never this dead.
But on to the interesting part. As soon as we pull in to park and walk up to the door, we are greeted by a Ron Paul person. He has VERY nice, and pretty much just asked if we were Republican. Once we (my wife and I) said no, he thanked us and wished us a good day.
Once we go inside the building, we were greeted by the "official" Republican party, who pretty much said "If you are Republican, we have some lit here for you, if not, voting is upstairs".
The point of the story is that in such a highly contested Democratic race, there was not one single person there from either of the Democratic camps. It was rather odd to me. Heck even in 92 there were Ross Perot people there.
I just wanted to pass that along. You may now go back to your normal NWO ramblings and thread bumpings.
