I kind of agree. My dad always said never discuss politics or religion if you want to keep friends,lol. A bit of an exaggration but it tends to be a topic that people get really in an uproar over. Proceed with caution.

I agree,  religion and politics are two subjects that folks can't agree on, so I'm remaining neutral.  Also I get tons of e-mails regarding politics and I don't even bother to open them and I tell those e-mailers not to even bother sending them.  I won't so I don't expect to receive them.

I'm not going to get into the politics of it, but I do feel the need to say something. lol One of our greatest rights as Americans is the right to vote.  Don't assume your vote doesn't matter because it does! This may be the most important election of our lifetime. If you're not registered to vote, get registered.  The important thing as Americans we let our voices be heard by voting.

 

Adding to this...you have to be registered by 6 pm tonight in order to vote in the upcoming election. 

I will also add that I do not discuss politics but am praying that whoever we get as president does a better job.

 

Chell

This will all soon be over and I won't miss the phone calls or the political ads or the emails which snoops says are "false" for the most part.  

     I voted absentee so I did my patriotic duty and politicians come and politicians go, but America is such a great country because the American people are such great people.   Whenever there is a crisis like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, fires, it amazes the generosity of Americans to complete strangers.  

    God bless America and God bless our new president, whoever that might be.  

Chelle.....Registration varies from state to state. Some states allow you to vote the same day that you register. That's why it's always a good idea to check with your own state a far as registering to vote.