Re: A rather silent bunch, you are ...

Not much to comment on from my front. I'll have difficulty when it comes 
time for me to vote to choose the candidate I dislike the least. As an 
Independent, I am unable to vote in the Primary, which pisses me off no
end. 
If NH can do it, why can't we? But, since politics irritates more than
most 
things, I will wait my turn and watch and hope someone that I can least
not 
shudder when I enter my vote comes to the presidential election, be it
from 
any/either party.
-- 
Debi

Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.

"Jerri" <Jerri.LaPoint@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Here I sit in my little house on the prairie, toasting Senator
> Clinton's win in New Hampshire last night. I may even vote for her
> myself, when my state holds its own primary. I rather like the newer,
> more sensitive Senator ... as opposed to her rather robotic prior
> persona. But that's neither here nor there.
> Still nothing at all interesting on the Highlander front, eh?
> Go figure.
> A television series goes off the air and 10 years later, it's no
> longer fresh.
> But there is freshness out there.
>
> http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcardm.asp?code=1415232748530&ob=1
>
> Is it fruit yet?
> Jerri