If you're jittery and looking for something to do, get up off your butt and go vote. Already voted? Do it again! It's like the All-Star game: you're allowed to vote as often as you want. You just have to show your secret Democratic Party registration card or your Mexican citizenship card.
Little known fact. But it's true. I have it on good authority from Elon Musk himself.
Thanks for giving me something to smile about.
I sure hope we know by sometime tomorrow whether the good guys have won. I understand the Senate is less likely to have Dems in majority. But God I would love to see us take Senate, House, and President. I'd feel like we have a good chance of making some really positive things happen in our country and in the world.
For what it may be worth (since I'm NOT John Legend), I wrote a political song that I want people to hear. If you're willing put in 2 minutes.....it's called "Real Pro-Life."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_19BSGw9RqY
I took the Mexican roofers working next door over to vote. It was their first time and they seemed very appreciative although they couldn’t express it in English.
Oh, Kevin, you know only trans people can vote twice, that's just science.
I didn’t exactly try to vote more than once, but I wanted something like that. This was my conversation with the poll worker.
Me: Where is the block on here where I can check “All the above?”
PW: I don’t think you understood. You have to select one from each column. One for President, one for Senator, etc.
Me: I know that’s the way it’s usually done, but I want to vote for everybody.
PW: Why would you want to do that?
Me: Well, then after the election is over, I could say I voted for every winner.
PW: I’m sorry sir, we just don’t have that option on our ballot. In fact, I am pretty sure nobody has ever asked for that.
Me: I don’t mind being the first. How about passing my request up the chain of command now, so there will be plenty of time to program it before the next election.
PW: Sir, I can pass your request along, but I wouldn’t be too optimistic about getting it implemented.
Me: Oh, I'm don’t mind waiting. I’ve voted in every election since I was 21, sixty years ago. Never missed a single one. I guess I can wait a few years more, if that’s what it takes.
Yuck, yuck. What you want is a spoiled ballot. Save the beleagered clerk's time (and temper), and just feed your unmarked ballot through the tabulator.