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"A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many bad measures."
  -- Daniel Webster



Tuesday, March 16, 2004 :::
 

I awoke at 7, and the radio told me that today's election day. (That must be why all those ads were on TV.) So I think I'll go to work, come home and vote tonight, but I won't be home tonight until close to 9, so that don't work. (Polls close at 7.) So I dropped by the polling place on my way to work. Polls opened at 6, and I was there at 7:20. The poll workers repeated to each other "Republican" with a surprised tone, and I commented to the guy handing me the ballot, "Don't get a lot of those?" "You're the first one." "Well, you can look at the returns tonight and see how I voted," I told him.


::: posted by dWj at 9:38 AM


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