go democrats!

[bluegreen17]

ya know,it's kind of exciting living in new hampshire during an election year. i love all the attention we get,though i hardly think it's fair.

my sister sara solarfields almost got hit by the abcnews bus the other day! what could be more exciting than that?

i'm probably going to vote for kerry. i like dean's ideas but i think we need a level head and someone more diplomatic in the white house with the world situation as it is.i also think kerry has the best chance of beating bush. gotta get that regime out of the white house before they totally ruin the environment,give more money to the rich,and start world war 3. geez,it's been a nightmare.

i also like a lot of dennis kucinich's or however you spell* his name's ideas.granted,some of his ideas are probably too 'out there' even for me. but i certainly like his idea of creating a 'department of peace".

i usually don't talk much about politics in my lj,but hey,it's in the air. (and on the air,constantly. while i was home due to car trouble,i actually got to watch one of the debates,which was conveniently on the only channel i get.)
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*i actually spelled his name right from memory! i impress myself.

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Go Democrats!!

[hellokittyfreak.livejournal.com]

I'm usually not very political either; I mean, I've voted in every Presidential election since I turned 18 (that would be two), and I vote in our little State elections here and there, but I'm not super political. I would like to be; it is my right afterall. I'm going to take some Political Science courses starting next semester, a lot of good that does me now though.
I really have no idea who I'm going to vote for in the primaries. I guess I need to start doing my research now. Or, I could always just vote for the prettiest name on the ballot. Kidding! :)

[dahliablue.livejournal.com]

I bet it is exciting there right now. I almost want a caucus here for the excitement (plus, I'd love to be more involved in politics).

I'm still undecided as to who I want in the white house, but I agree with you on all your points. I was leaning toward Dean, but I don't really think he has a chance (especially with the southern/conservative states). And Kucinich would be a dream come true, but I'm afraid he's too liberal for the white house. Wouldn't that be nice, though - a department of peace. Ah, I love that idea.