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Like Buttons?

So did you see this? Anyone and everyone can show their support for Obama, including your friendly neighborhood bus driver, the breakfast on your plate, and, of course, unicorns and pirates, a good mix of extremes, I think. Now, as for me, I’ve never liked to pin buttons on my jacket (sharp points + clumsyContinue reading “Like Buttons?”

Posted byNova Ren SumaSeptember 20, 2008Posted indistractionsTags:election4 Comments on Like Buttons?

Vote!

This is not a political blog and it’s not about to become one. But I will say this: If you are an American citizen caught up in this election storm, please consider voting for Barack Obama this November 4. Why? I am not a registered member of a political party, not even the Democratic Party—IContinue reading “Vote!”

Posted byNova Ren SumaSeptember 13, 2008October 25, 2008Posted indistractionsTags:election, obama, vote11 Comments on Vote!

Vote for Me

I discovered today that I can’t vote in the presidential primary next month. I’m not a registered member of any political party. And it’s too late for me to join the Democratic party so I can vote in time for this election due to rules I don’t understand, such as: You can change your partyContinue reading “Vote for Me”

Posted byNova Ren SumaJanuary 9, 2008Posted indistractionsTags:election, vote3 Comments on Vote for Me

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