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To: jgrubbs
If I vote for Bush in my state, and Bush doesn't win the state--and that state's electoral votes go to the competition--does this mean I "threw away my vote"?
22 posted on 02/19/2004 9:47:20 AM PST by Types_with_Fist
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To: Types_with_Fist
If I vote for Bush in my state, and Bush doesn't win the state--and that state's electoral votes go to the competition--does this mean I "threw away my vote"?

The only time I consider someone throwing away their vote is when they vote for someone that doesn't stand for what they believe in. If you believe in what the liberal Democrats believe in vote for them, if you believe in what the "compassionate conservative" Republicans believe in vote for them, if you believe in the US Constitution, then vote for the candidate who will honor, protect and defend the US Constitution regardless of his/her party affiliation.

Both partisan Republicans and partisan Democrats have gotten so hungry for power, they have forgotten the US Constitution and the reasons why they are supposed to be in power.

27 posted on 02/19/2004 9:59:48 AM PST by jgrubbs
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