Who's with me?

I'm serious about the plan to vote out ALL incumbents. I spent some time this morning compiling my list of who I won't be voting for next month.

Anybody else going to do this?

I'm all for voting out the incumbents, but will the ones who replace them be any better? While you were compiling that list, did you happen to come up with any of their opponents you actually like? With each election, it seems like more and more of my votes are votes AGAINST one or the other candidate. I just wish there was somebody I could actually vote FOR. There hasn't been in a while.

[QUOTE=know1;428837]I'm serious about the plan to vote out ALL incumbents. I spent some time this morning compiling my list of who I won't be voting for next month.

Anybody else going to do this?[/QUOTE]

No straight ticket here...............if there are some Blue Dogs in local races.........SOMEONE we can TRUST, they may get my vote.

I'm looking at all the races this year. State races are very important right now. Looking at the MESS most states are in, those are mostly LOCAL issues. If you have state senate incumbents that are NOT getting the job done, vote them out too. Also, what about city council and education board races. You SHOULD know about those.

Being informed is really hard , but I'm afraid the corruption and cronyism is RAMPANT at all levels.

Yes my friends, look at ALL races, and VOTE those fools who have no idea..........OUT............

A recession is when you lose your job.........a Depression is when all your neighbors lose their job......

A recovery..........well, that is when Obama loses HIS JOB.

NOT yet, but we will RECOVER in 2012.

Later,

Geo

Sad part is alot of people are so ignorant to how the country works with gubment that they don't care. There are a handful of them that need to go based on their comments and leadership and if they stay then that proves my point.

I liked the part where Jack Conway said he's running for the House seat of the out going Rep who is not running again..... Not that he is running for The State of Ky... But Rand Paul got a big jump on Conway when he made that statement......

Same thing for the Dude who was running for the Rep seat that the former Kennedy had....You all know what i mean..mind is blank atm....:D

I'm considering on doing this very thing, however I may have to get drunk first to vote for a Democrat, lol.

[QUOTE=mhall;429168]I'm considering on doing this very thing, however I may have to get drunk first to vote for a Democrat, lol.[/QUOTE]


man i don't think even getting drunk or doped up on all my pain meds would make me vote for a Democrat.......

Then let me buy you a few drinks there Mark LOL LOL LOL

[QUOTE=mhall;429168]I'm considering on doing this very thing, however I may have to get drunk first to vote for a Democrat, lol.[/QUOTE]

I'm right there with you, but I view this as a temporary thing.

We can't keep voting along party lines every year (i.e. doing the same thing over and over) and hope that anything will get any better.

These politicians need to know that we're in control of their power and that they are going to be removed every time unless they change their ways.

Those in Louisville should consider Ed Martin for US Representative, who is someone you can vote for instead of choosing him over someone else....

Rand Paul gets my vote in the Senate, but again as a lesser of two evil's vote

Hal Heiner for Louisville Mayor