This is not breaking news or anything, but put a smile on my face.
This is an excerpt from an e-mail I received from my grandma, who lives in a very small town in Illinois, after Super Tuesday:
First of all, I think it is totally cool that my grandma e-mails me (and asks me random questions about Obama.)
Second of all, I think she is totally awesome for being an election judge.
Third of all, Republicans are voting for Obama.
Just thought I'd share.
This is an excerpt from an e-mail I received from my grandma, who lives in a very small town in Illinois, after Super Tuesday:
HI, We are thinking about you today in this terrible snow storm. Hope you are keeping warm, and safe in this weather. I was election Judge yesterday, and got home last night before the storm got too bad. When I am an election judge I have to be at the poll by 5:00 a.m. and get home about 9:00 p.m. Obama had the most votes for the Dems. This is a very republican county. I know I handed some democratic ballots to some republicans, so he did very well here. When is Wisconsin Primary? We also want to know Obama's age, and is his mother dead?
First of all, I think it is totally cool that my grandma e-mails me (and asks me random questions about Obama.)
Second of all, I think she is totally awesome for being an election judge.
Third of all, Republicans are voting for Obama.
Just thought I'd share.
7 Comments:
fourth of all you're hot.
Republicans probably voted for Hillary in NY too...
Just sayin.
I just got this email from people struck by the tornado in TN:
"We lost everything in our house ... if only we had enough hope and change to bring back all of those priceless memories!"
and apparently the c.b. will be voting for hillary...
Now I realize that this is kind of a pointless argument but... Barack is exactly the type of President who would help give these people hope in a time when they needed it most!
This is all we need to know:
Time (Feb 1-4)
Obama 48 (+7)
McCain 41
Clinton 46 (+0)
McCain 46
CNN/Opinion Research (Feb 1-3)
Obama 52 (+8)
McCain 44
Clinton 50 (+3)
McCain 47
Cook Political Report/RT Strategies Poll (Jan 31-Feb 2)
Obama 45 (+2)
McCain 43
Clinton 41 (-4)
McCain 45
ABC/Washington Post (Jan 31 – Feb 1)
Obama 49 (+3)
McCain 46
Clinton 46 (-3)
McCain 49
Fox News (Jan 30-31)
Obama 44 (+1)
McCain 43
Clinton 44 (-1)
McCain 45
Rasmussen (2/04-2/07)
Obama: 47 (+5)
McCain: 42
Clinton: 43 (-3)
McCain: 46
No, I'm voting for the true progressive:
John Edwards.
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