Three days and counting

Well, it's Novemeber 1st... which means that in 3 days, we will know who is going to be the new President of the United States. At this point I'd like to wish both candidates best of luck (aren't I just a sporty fellow??). Let's hope that the new President can bring us out of this slump that the entire nation has been enduring. Right now, anything is better than George Bush. I don't think anyone can argue with that. Just remember, if you haven't already voted via early voting procedures, and you plan to vote on Nov. 4th, GET THERE EARLY!

I don't think it's been stressed enough that this is going to be a pivotal moment in Election history. Lines are going to be longer than usual, considering the amount of new voter sign-ups and what have you. So once again, get to the polls early, and make sure you don't give up while waiting! Take care everyone, and happy voting!

Politics ... oh the headache!

All this back and forth and up and down and side to side and oh my god I'm going to vomit because I think I'm becoming sea-sick! That pretty much sums it up. At first I was... for a lack of a better word, clusterscrewed about who I was going to vote for. As time went on, I did my research, and the scale has slowly tipped, tipped back, and so forth. Yes, I've made my final decision, no... I will not tell you who. Some of you may already know, and some of you may figure it out without having to ask any questions. I wonder how smart you are... hmmmm. Regardless! This whole Presidential Election has made me want to bash my own face with a cinderblock.

McCain, on the Republican side, is more experienced. He also seems to have a better scope on a few things. Than on the Democrat side, you have Obama. Very, very, calm and collected. This guy is focused. He knows what he wants, and he isn't straying away from the topics that are on the minds of millions upon millions of Americans. Who do we trust? Experience? Or composure? Either or could go either way. I guess we'll just have to wait and see on November 4th! Whatever happens, this Election will go down in history. If you ask me, I give a lot o credit and congratulations to Mr. Barack Obama, whether he wins or not. I would have never expected an African-American Politician to make it as far as he did. That isn't to be taken out of context either, because I would never "doubt" any African-American or their abilities, it's the country as a whole that I sometimes doubt.

To wrap this up, I do have one thing to say, and I'm sure it's on the mind of every person who will read this; At this point, whoever wins, do your best... because where we stand now is not stable ground. Anything, ANYTHING, is better than George W. Bush. Enough said.