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I can, however, vote in the next presidential election. So I shall.
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...I was born just to witness that upcoming clusterfuck of a shitstorm, wasn't I?
goddamnit...
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What's wrong?
![]() 11/04/2014 at 10:43 |
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I hope that the presidents can someday ride nice convertibles again.
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Candidates who will govern as if one is a mirror of the other no matter who wins
A system that utterly destroys the chances any third party candidate has of winning. Nothing is more futile than running a third party campaign in America.
A Media that can manipulate the voting public and affect policy without consequence or responsibility
A totally broken campaign finance system that allows anyone with enough money to buy the candidate they want.
A government that has been ground to a halt by partisanship and infighting, to the point of doing almost nothing.
The people who think the thing mentioned above is a good idea
Gerrymandering.
There are tens of millions of other things wrong, but these are the top seven.
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Sounds terrible. Good thing I'm in Canada where people are angry that a crack smoking mayor's brother didn't win. Can't imagine if it was that bad here.
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I luckily voted - but it may be useless in the One-Party State of Maryland. If the machines are 'lacking calibration', flipping votes in front of people , who knows what they did with my absentee ballot.