IT'S TODAY

[Coffinmaker]

SO GET YOUR BUTTS OUT THERE AND     VOTE!!!

[Major 2]

weeks ago...mine is by mail .... No interest in standing in line , questioned by blue haired geriatrics 

[Jeremiah Jones]

I voted the first day of early voting.  No one in line except for me.  In-out-done!

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[scrubby2009]

Funny how everyone has their own reaction... I prize this ritual like few others. As the son of a Vietnam vet ( he, the son of a combat medic from WWII), I grew up knowing the life-long effects that service to your fellows and your country sometimes bring. This act of voting is my "middle-finger" to the forces of evil and socialism and apathy that would deprive MY son of his Liberties should I fail to role-model good civic actions. The bluehairs? God bless em, each and every one. I don't want to live in a world without the ladies and gents that staff our polling places. FWIW....

[Dave T]

I'm with you, scrubby.

I have voted in every election I've been eligible for since I turned 21. That was in 1969, the year I went to Vietnam. I came back and got out of the Army in '71 so my first national election was 1972. Haven't missed a chance to vote since then. I always think of the people who gave their lives to insure my right to vote.

Dave

[Rye Miles]

I also vote by mail. It's nice to sit down at my kitchen table and read over the issues and check the people running for office that I don't know much about especially judges! 71 cents postage and it's on it's way! I've been voting like this for about 10 years here in Ohio.

[Dave T]

SO GET YOUR BUTTS OUT THERE AND VOTE!

Apparently not enough got their butts out there.

Dave

[ol coot]

 So true. 

[Coal Creek Griff]

I'm unhappy in Washington State.  We're seeming to lead the way in anti-gun laws.  It looks like the old west guns that I have on display will all have to go in the safe now.  Otherwise, if I was burglarized, I could be charged with a felony for leaving them out where a prohibited person might be able to gain access.  I'm wondering, though.  Is a safe good enough?  Given enough time and tools, a prohibited person could gain access there too...  Argh.

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[nagantino]

A steel gunsafe bolted to the exterior wall is good enough in Europe. It's enough for an insurance company also. Yes any burglar or malcontent can work on a safe to gain access but it's not easy and very time consuming. Now a cold muzzle to your wife's head is diffferent. Give them the keys quickly. It's an unpleasant subject but I think it's a rare situation. Locking guns up is no hardship and sensible.