[pcottraux]

"But for ordinary working people, who have to work eight hours a day, they have kids, they got to get home to those kids, the idea of making them stand for eight hours to cast their ballot for democracy is wrong."

You know, I guess no Republican has children either...

...and none of them work...?

Dean angers me with his slander. Here we are...proud Republicans...an ordinary middle class family; my Dad works sometimes more than 8 hours per day, and I have at the moment a minimum wage job at a pizza place.

Shove it, you psycho. We don't need you, your fits of screaming rage, OR your little "government help" programs. We work honestly for a living, and we're Republicans, and PROUD OF IT. You don't represent us.

[Dr.Hilarious]

You know, I guess no Republican has children either... ...and none of them work...?

Dean is rapidly revealing himself as a GOMER--ask anyone who's worked in an ER and they can tell you about the type. I can see Dean wandering around, putting newspapers down his pants and talking about Republican UFO Aliens.

[normy]

In Deans world the most pressing issue to us working class folks is a voting day holiday. He understands that we can't take one day every four years to go early to vote or stand in line to do our duty as a citizen.

Be careful what you wish for Dean because most of your voters will be too drunk, stoned or hungover on election day, due to it being a holiday, to bother standing in line.

Dems offer to middle class: Election day holiday

Republicans offer: Tax cuts

Tax reform

Education reform

Social Security reform

respect

[exit82]

Young people like you give me hope for the future of America.

You won't be working for minimum wage for too long. You're too intelligent.

[exit82]

Young people like you give me hope for the future of America.

You won't be working for minimum wage for too long. You're too intelligent.

[roncougar68]

I have worked jobs where we worked 7- 12's,(or more), for 5 months straight. I found time to vote, and it wasn't absentee!

[CharlesWayneCT]

I've never had to wait more than 20 minutes to vote that I can remember. Of course, I tend to live in republican areas where we have responsible government that meets the needs of its people, for example by providing enough polling places and voting machines.

Why are so many democrat governments incapable of properly running elections? Why is it only in heavily democrat jurisdictions that the public democrat-run boards of election can't seem to provide adequate polling places?

I never had to take time off to vote. I just show up when the polls open at 7. Of course now I take time off because I work the polls. But that's different.