by Alison
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Suddenly my state
is filled with Republicans -
Oh, the primaries!
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I wonder which one
will win the nomination?
I am “Undeclared”.
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An Undeclared is
our version of an Indy.
We wait, watch and wait.
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We also wait for
snow, teasing us by falling
and melting away.
..
Instead we feel spring
in January, oh joy!
The debate heats up.
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The night brings the cold
but when we wake I hope
we vote… moderate.
We should all be hoping for moderation!
I heard a woman talking on NPR today about the primaries in NH. She said you really weren’t getting that many horrible super pac ads like the ones running in Iowa and South Carolina. I can’t imagine living with those obnoxious ads. Even though we can zip through them with DVR, we still can’t escape them.
Please, please, please keep those super pac ads away from me!
Comment by Kelly — January 10, 2012 @ 12:48 pm
Oh my goodness, it is exciting here. Liberals, moderates and conservatives all vote in a primary here in NH so it’s really hard to peg what will happen. There is one candidate I am rooting for, one other that I have some respect for but do not under any circumstances want to win and the rest I’m hoping will leave ASAP! I hope that’s not saying too much
Kelly I do not know about the Super Pac ads but I can only imagine. One of the benefits of not having television!
Comment by Alison — January 10, 2012 @ 2:50 pm
Voter jealousy
From over in New Jersey
I want to count too!
Comment by Ariel — January 10, 2012 @ 5:31 pm
You don’t have television? Do tell!
Comment by Kelly — January 10, 2012 @ 6:29 pm
Ariel, I WISH you could have been part of this vote too!
Kelly, we don’t pay for cable thus we don’t have television. But… we do have Voodoo which means we can watch movies/ kids cartoons, we just have to pay for them as we go. So it doesn’t totally feel like we don’t have television. The best part of this… we are commercial free!
Comment by Alison — January 10, 2012 @ 9:23 pm
Primary Update: Okay, not the results that I had been hoping for but ah, well. Good luck to South Carolina.
Comment by Alison — January 10, 2012 @ 9:46 pm