So much for the democratic process...

I can't vote since i'm not a citizen but isn't the voting today just suppose to decide which Republican and Democrat are running for Prez? So I can see their point i guess, if you're not a registered member of either, then you don't need to vote today. Although you should have been able to vote for the regional stuff.

Ron Paul is a nut case.

Only a few states have open primaries where you can vote for any person regardless of your party affiliation. I have the same situation as a transplant from Washington State to Nevada. There should have been an option for you to change your affiliation just prior to the election if you really wanted to.

Personally, I like Ron Paul. Sadly he has no chance given the media in this nation.

SNORK! Damn, I just laughed so hard that I almost shot milk out my nose! KingBayman vote for a DEMOCRAT?!?! No frakin' way, unless he has changed a bunch from the Chicago LAN. (You know I love you Bayman :) ) By the way, I don't give a rip who anybody votes for, and wouldn't knock on anyone for voting with their heart. As long as you are being true to yourself and voting for who you think is best, then you are doing your job as an American. Happy voting to everyone, and may the best candidate(s) win! (And it does suck that you couldn't vote. Here in Alabama, it doesn't matter how you are registered, you will get to vote. You still have to pick to vote either in the Republican or Democratic primary, but you do that at the polling station. We may be backwards in a lot of ways, but I guess we got that shit right!)

And so it begins... If you want to change how the media does things, start paying attention to how the FCC runs things...it's not exactly the media's fault...at least not all of it... But, just an aside, I think the media's pretty damn biased in just about every aspect of any issue...