They don't get into to if it's the same as here and it's an unpaid job. They get into the higher level office so they can bully around the people who are handling the local jobs with big budgets, for no pay.

I bet thats true.

I hope you voted for me - I was in the category of awesomeness :)
LOL! - i think elections can be a good thing as long as they are fair and free but I'm beginning to think that may not always be the case anymore...

It becomes hard when you vote and your don't feel it makes the slightest difference.

I did vote for you!;0)

yeah i cast my ballot, but i've moved so much in the past year + that i had to do it via affadavit, so who knows if its gonna count...

First is that regular people are still getting things done in the small towns most of the time with out scandal and with out any recognition. They go to work all day and make sure the local park is taken care of at night. Regular Joes can handle lots of cash and make big choices. Shocking as this might be to some, your great education, does not make you that much better than those of us that bust ass after all.

-agreed, people don't wanna admit it but voting counts.(literally) gettin involved in ur community and choosing who leads, granted picking the best of the worse many times, is the only real way to change and maintain shyt. the economy sucks? pick someone you think can make it better. its not rocket science.




I also am surprised that the lawyers, doctors and CEO's have yet to get into the politics of the larger towns and townships with big budgets.
- they do. mostly though, they go for bigger cities, cuz you got access to greater chances to affect change.

get invovled people. one vote matters.

Yup, one vote does matter.

your area is lucky..most times around here we get retired schoolteachers, or social workers, good heart bad head.. or small business men with an agenda. best mayor we ever had was a gal with a 2nd hand shop..

Thanks for the add Pastor.