U.S. Election day 2008
Just a message from the humble host of this not very popular website:
If you are a U.S. citizen and haven't voted yet, please do so today. It doesn't matter if you don't like either of the top two choices; if you absolutely refuse to vote for either of them, vote for the third party that best matches your views. Yeah, it's "wasting your vote" as some people say it, but it's the best way we, as U.S. citizens, can say we have "no confidence" in the standard two choices in this rather restricting two-party system that dominates U.S. politics. Not voting doesn't hold that same message.
For those of you that are either not U.S. citizens or have voted early1, have a good November 4th, 2008.
And for those you are U.S. citizens, no matter who is elected, feel free to fully criticize his actions in office2. That is the American way.
UPDATE: By the way, beware of flyers and emails that state that tomorrow is Election day. That is absolutely false. Today, November 4th, is the 2008 U.S. Elections. Pass that along to others that might be confused. And do not get confused by polls, and don't let the current state of the elections change your vote. If you were going to vote for Obama before you learned that he is doing well, vote for Obama anyways. Same with McCain, Barr, or whoever your choice was.
Just had to say this because of some of the tricks going on in many voting districts that are trying to suppress voters.
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