Not really. Only if you live in a swing state.
I do and I plan to vote.
I am non-union so I will only be voting once.
Does Your Vote Matter if You Live in a Red State or a Blue State?
Chris D
2012/08/08 18:00:00
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Every presidential election year in recent memory comes down to the same crucial swing states: Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado and Nevada... give or take a state or two.
I live in California, so I don't think it really matters who I vote for because the Democrat will almost always win, due to California being a blue state. Of course, I always do vote because it's my civic responsibility, but does it really even matter if you live in an entrenched "red" (Republican) or "blue" (Democrat) state?
CNN.COM reports:

I live in California, so I don't think it really matters who I vote for because the Democrat will almost always win, due to California being a blue state. Of course, I always do vote because it's my civic responsibility, but does it really even matter if you live in an entrenched "red" (Republican) or "blue" (Democrat) state?
CNN.COM reports:
The CNN Electoral Map is CNN's best estimate of the key states that will likely decide the 2012 presidential election. The map will be updated as the campaign progresses. Use the map to predict which candidate will win each state and see who reaches 270 electoral votes first.

Read More: http://www.cnn.com/election/2012/ecalculator#?batt...
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Heisenberg 2012/08/08 18:03:02






















Spells out the reasoning of our founders and what they accomplished and addressed as well as explaining the differences in each particular area.
What's worse, in the question of Florida in 2000, is that in a time when technology is/was so available that they were still using punch card ballots, why not ask everyone to bring a number 2 pencil next time?
I do and I plan to vote.
I am non-union so I will only be voting once.
How true!
I say COME ON IN as long you don't bring California liberalism with you!
People moving in is good for business.
The housing mess was caused by government forcing lenders to make loans to people whose credit and earnings did not deserve it.
When Barney Frank coerces lenders to make loans to people he considers 'less fortunate' guess what happens?
The unearned loans drive up prices because more people with more credit who make bad decisions enter the jumbo market.
When they default (as many did) the bankruptcies artificially drive the prices down.
So what does Obama do? Furthers the problem by 'bailing out' people who caused the problem.
Who gets hurt? The idiots that follow the rules.
Need proof? How did so many home owners get rich on their homes in California in the 80's and 90's?
PEOPLE MOVED INTO California. No artificial loans, no bail outs.
This is how you build wealth, by building REAL value not the fake value of a left-wing government official.
This is something the left either does not understand or denies because it flies in the face of their left-wing policies.
Businesses come in and they hire employees and then they decide they don't like Nevada, laying off all they hired. Some follow and some don't.. but it does not help matters.
Yes, I understand that loans were given to people who probably shouldn't have had them. But then again, loans were given to people who just sometimes bad things happen to.
I don't know what part of Nevada you are in, but I'd much prefer they come, give us their $$$ via tourism.
Growth helps build wealth.
People leave when the economy tanks.
The economy tanks when government interferes.
Want prosperity? Let the free market do what it always does.
That could easily cut the budget in half.
The more people vote, the better. Means the politicians will have to do more than just keep 25% of the population happy and everyone else can go to hell.