November 6, 2012

• I Voted

  Today I went and voted, and surprise surprise, I had some trouble.  When I went in to vote they tried to tell me that I was registered for Columbus Georgia, even though I left there in 2007 and have voted in Fulton County since then.

  My first thought was “why all this kolaveri di?” 

  They asked me if I had voted in Fulton County before and I said yes, and they said they had no record of it and that I was not registered in their precinct.  I told them I have voted in Fulton county and that I never encountered this problem before.  So the lady apologizes and says that there have been many problems like mine today, where people were dropped from the registration and listed as being registered in counties that they left a long time ago.  MANY PEOPLE.

  Then I understood.  The part of Fulton I live in is an affluent area, and affluent people typically vote Republican.  Most likely the Democrats pulled strings to sabotage the voting in my area.  Also, all the poll workers were black which indicates that they must have come in from south Fulton a.k.a. metro Atlanta, which is the only Democrat stronghold in Georgia.  I was so discouraged that I almost turned around and left before the paperwork was completed for my “provisional ballot.” 

  After some time they gave me a paper ballot, and I was able to fill it out behind a cardboard foldable so that they could not see how I voted (although they could certainly guess), and I was given two envelopes to seal it up in.  Once that was done they told me to put my envelope in this large bag, which they were supposedly not allowed to touch the top of.  An orange bag?  Are you kidding me?  Nothing against the color orange, but how is that at all secure?  The least they could have done was brought in a lock box.  Crap.  There is nothing to stop them from dumping any and all of those ballots in the trash when no one is looking.  Maybe my ballot is already in the garbage.

  Anyways, for those who are interested, I voted Romney for president.  I nearly voted for Gary Johnson, just because I believe he is much closer to my actual political position, but the top priority has to be to get rid of that communist in the White House.  The Islam loving internationalist Barack Obama.  Getting rid of Obama has to be the top priority, and to be honest, I would vote for Rita Revolta before I would ever vote for someone half as bad as Obama.  In both cases you have an alien monster that wants to destroy our way of life, but only one of them is up front about her motives.

  

  On the state level I voted Libertarian and Republican.  Georgia has a significant Libertarian party presence.  For many of the local officials, such as sherrif, there was only one candidate, and the candidates were Democrats.  When I came to the first one I did a write in vote for Chuck Norris, and the rest I just left blank.  In Georgia the tradition was to vote Republican at the national level and Democrat at the local level for a long time, because the local southern Democrats were actually Dixiecrats but that is fading away.  I believe that Zell Miller was the last true Dixiecrat.

  But back to the topic at hand.  I would not be surprised if they just threw out my ballot.  There is so much corruption this time, and this man Obama will do anything to stay in power.  He is such a weasel.  There have been incidences of people voting for Romney, but the machines kept having the votes come out for Obama.  Not to mention the Democrats are bussed in Somalis who didn’t speak English to vote in our elections, and of course supplied them with Democrat translators.  I would bet dollars to rubles that all these people being bussed in around the country are voting Democrat, many of them are probably also here illegally.  If Obama wins again the country will be full of even more 3rd world immigrants, legal and otherwise.  These people are corrupt seditious communists, who need to be thrown out of office.  Every last Democrat needs to go.

  If the Democrats win this one I’m calling foul.  Although, I think that popular support has turned against Obama in such a way that we may still be able to win this even in spite of all the cheating.  Let’s see what happens. 

  • 3:45 pm
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