Like : AR, NJ, NY

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/02/05/super_tuesday_evoting_doubts/

Not that Billary are above such things as tampering or falsifying documents and information. Also of note, it seems that those of us living abroad don’t really count. Well, maybe we do, but it’s hard for us to actually know if it counted or not.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/02/06/expat_voting_system_questions/

I am also rather disgusted that they gave Hillary FL and MI. Ummm… weren’t those two states banned by the DNP? Amazing how she “won” them, then.

Normally I vote Republican and occasionally Independent with the odd Democrat thrown in if they look worthwhile. It’s rather sad that the only Republican that I actually like, Ron Paul, is the one that people somehow think is the “joke” of this year’s process. He has been the only consistent one of the whole lot that has backed up what he says with his voting record. Unlike some other wafflers.

As it seems the only person I really would vote for president won’t even make a VP running (judging solely by the polls), it looks like I’ll have to vote Obama simply just to not have another lying Clinton in office.

At times like this, I wonder why we simply don’t go with a popular vote instead of delegates. It sure makes anyone voting for Ron Paul feel like you’ve just cast your ballot to the wind. So much for “every vote counts”.

Laters,

Shea Johnson