Comments on: Yes I Can http://nebulousmooch.com/2008/11/05/yes-i-can/ The life and times of H. Lovelyn Bettison Fri, 10 Sep 2010 00:54:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: You already know http://nebulousmooch.com/2008/11/05/yes-i-can/comment-page-1/#comment-56 You already know Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:43:12 +0000 http://nebulousmooch.com/?p=229#comment-56 Excuse me!!!, Do you have to mention the garbage about and my stinking school uniform!!!??? Yes, your blog is under attack!!, you haven't posted anything for weeks, your followers want you to RETURN!!! and my attack will result in such an action by my step mother Excuse me!!!, Do you have to mention the garbage about and my stinking school uniform!!!??? Yes, your blog is under attack!!, you haven’t posted anything for weeks, your followers want you to RETURN!!! and my attack will result in such an action by my step mother

]]> By: Molly Dove http://nebulousmooch.com/2008/11/05/yes-i-can/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Molly Dove Wed, 05 Nov 2008 23:25:00 +0000 http://nebulousmooch.com/?p=229#comment-31 I know voter fraud is as old as elections but I also trust in the elected officials where I live to receive and fairly count my ballot. It has never occurred to me to question it. <br/><br/>I like to dispute the ideas we only have one vote. In the November 4 election I cast at least 15 votes--one for President, one for governor, one for congress, three for ballot initiatives, two for state house, two for county commissioners--you et the idea. <br/><br/>And that was just the November 4 election! I also voted in a primary, and in a special election or two in the spring for local taxing needs of the cities and school district. <br/><br/>I am glad you voted and hope you will continue to vote. You have no less a right to vote than anyone else (I assume) and you have no more votes than any other citizen. Use your vote--people die for this right I know voter fraud is as old as elections but I also trust in the elected officials where I live to receive and fairly count my ballot. It has never occurred to me to question it.

I like to dispute the ideas we only have one vote. In the November 4 election I cast at least 15 votes–one for President, one for governor, one for congress, three for ballot initiatives, two for state house, two for county commissioners–you et the idea.

And that was just the November 4 election! I also voted in a primary, and in a special election or two in the spring for local taxing needs of the cities and school district.

I am glad you voted and hope you will continue to vote. You have no less a right to vote than anyone else (I assume) and you have no more votes than any other citizen. Use your vote–people die for this right

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