JoeMihalek

@JoeMihalek (39)

United States • Age 80

Joined myLot 20 years ago

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Can you believe Ted Kennedy?

estherlou @estherlou (5015) • United States 29 Jan 08

I can't believe Ted Kennedy has snubbed the Clintons and endorsed Obama! This could cause some fighting within the Democratic party! I would think the Clintons might hold a grudge later on. What do you think is the idea behind...

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Why are people still not voting??

JoeMihalek @JoeMihalek (39) • United States 28 Jan 08

Every American citizen over 18 should vote. We have fought wars and many people have died or been imprisoned for that right. I know. Most Americans are too lazy or apathetic to vote. Or unpatriotic? This is just me griping. My...

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anniepa Actually, this year they finally ARE voting with the highest turnouts ever. I sure hope that continues through the rest of the primaries and into the general election because this is probably the most important election of any of our lifetimes. This time I...

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Why are people still not voting??

JoeMihalek @JoeMihalek (39) • United States 28 Jan 08

Every American citizen over 18 should vote. We have fought wars and many people have died or been imprisoned for that right. I know. Most Americans are too lazy or apathetic to vote. Or unpatriotic? This is just me griping. My...

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Taskr36 Allow me to educate you then. Here are some links to show you that Clinton and Obama signed on with the boycott of Florida: "That also led Clinton, Obama, John Edwards and other Democratic hopefuls to sign a pact not to stump on the peninsula for the...

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Why are people still not voting??

JoeMihalek @JoeMihalek (39) • United States 28 Jan 08

Every American citizen over 18 should vote. We have fought wars and many people have died or been imprisoned for that right. I know. Most Americans are too lazy or apathetic to vote. Or unpatriotic? This is just me griping. My...

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anniepa The situation in Florida and Michigan sure needs to be clarified here! There was no "boycott" by either Obama or Clinton, it was the national party that decided those states' delegates wouldn't be seated because they had gone against the party's rules by...

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Why are people still not voting??

JoeMihalek @JoeMihalek (39) • United States 28 Jan 08

Every American citizen over 18 should vote. We have fought wars and many people have died or been imprisoned for that right. I know. Most Americans are too lazy or apathetic to vote. Or unpatriotic? This is just me griping. My...

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Taskr36 Well I think immigration is what makes this country great. The problem is the illegals that are abusing the system and draining our resources. My requirement's for someone to immigrate to this country would be something along the lines of them having a...

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JoeMihalek liked this • 31 Jan 08

Why are people still not voting??

JoeMihalek @JoeMihalek (39) • United States 28 Jan 08

Every American citizen over 18 should vote. We have fought wars and many people have died or been imprisoned for that right. I know. Most Americans are too lazy or apathetic to vote. Or unpatriotic? This is just me griping. My...

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Taskr36 Well here in America voters can still be disenfranchised. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama agreed and signed on with a boycott that bans Florida and Michigan Delegates from the DNC. Obama himself said that Florida voters don't matter. Frankly, with politicians...

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