akdiver

Voting is citizen's right, not a privilege and unless your advocating that we move away from a democracy, suggesting we take away that right is nonsensical.

In any event - if we HAD a democracy, then yes, I would suggest moving away from it. Even the founding fathers were wary of creating a democracy - which is little more than mob rule with voting.

Thank god for the electoral college!!!

They want the original.

However, if you can't find it - there is no harm in showing up with a copy and hoping for the best.

I think that if you're too dumb or disabled to figure out how to vote for the person you want, then you shouldn't be allowed to vote. Hell, chances are you're going to vote for a moron anyway, so what difference does it make if you vote for the moron you intended or some other moron?

Since when is voting a state of emergency anyway?

###### Florida voters.

I just had a political phone call - just now. It went like this:

*Ring*, *Ring*

Me: Hello?

Caller: Hi! I'm Beth, I'm calling from the Democratic National Party - how are you doing today?

Me: Wow, Beth. You sound kind of sexy. What are you wearing today?

*Click*

Such a tragedy.

The only tragedy here is that this event may negatively impact me and millions of other responsible, law-abiding citizens.

*Ring* *Ring*

Me: Hello?

Caller: Hi! I'm Beth, I'm calling from the Democratic National Party - how are you doing today?

Me: Wow, Beth. You sound kind of sexy. What are you wearing today?

*Click*

There is a trembling beneath the surface. It is the "silent majority". The only time you hear from these people is on election day. This is when they speak. They dont answer polls when called. They dont participate in exit polling. They keep there mouth shut and vote.

Last time a poller called me - a few days ago, the person said, "Hi, I'm calling on behalf of (candidate name) and...." and I said, "yeah? Do you know what (candidate name) can SUCK?? I bet you do!!" and hung up.

I'll be voting Bob Barr for president - I hope you do too.

I'm curious why she doesn't have valid social security number.

If she is eligible for US citizen, she should have it.

But then as somebody else pointed out, how did she file tax return?

It doesn't make sense to me.

If you do pitch anything, I would make sure to make good, high-quality scans of the material - both sides - and store in TIF and PDF format. Create several CDs or DVDs with this information and store in a safe place.

I think there is a lot of embarassment which would only be made worse by having members of the other sex around and would probably hinder learning.

Why not teach them what they really need to know - how to get laid.

The boys and girls were divided up and we were taught about our particular anatomy.

You also forgot 'to piss off Democrats'.

As a long-time daily reader of the ADN - I can tell you that it is definitely a liberal rag. The bias on pretty much any issue it covers is crystal clear. It's really not surprising that it would endorse Obama.

Now - that said - Palin is still a moron and I hope she gets elected VP just to get her the hell out of Alaska.

Not surprising.

Besides all that - I mean, really, how trivial is it to simply produce a copy of one's birth certificate to put an end to any reasonable possibility of doubt? You'd think that one would do it simply to put an end to the issue (among the reasonable anyway). I can't think of any good reason NOT to.

All of that aside - it doesn't matter to me who the president is. We could appoint Ahmadinejad as our president for all I care. Would probably do at least as good job a job as either of the two doofuses who may actually get the job.

Yeah - I guess the idea that we should obey the fundamental law of the land is pretty vague..esp. since the Bush administration.

Any citizen should have the right to bring any case against anyone if it involves the violation of the U.S. Constitution (or potential such violation). Such violations are a crime against the entire citizenry, its fundamental basis for law and the nation as a whole. How anyone can claim that the harm against citizens is "too vauge" is beyond me. It seems fairly obvious. When certain provisions of the constitution can be violated with impunity, the government loses its legitimacy. If the harm in that is not obvious, well, not much more I can say I guess.

Power of government is supposed to derive from the willing consent of the people. If those people do not have "standing" to challenge that government on matters of the constitution, they are powerless against the tyranny of government.

Just don't understan why on earth in USA, they charge for incoming calls and incoming text messages

I am not much of a phone person, but still charging for incoming is sooo wrong.

If you don't want to be charged for incoming services, do not give out your phone number and/or keep your phone turned off unless making a call. Not too hard.

I have no choice to text him as it costs a lot to call to his country!

Surrick ruled that Berg lacked standing to bring the case, saying any harm from an allegedly ineligible candidate was "too vague and its effects too attenuated to confer standing on any and all voters."

Judge the merits of the case - if he is eligible, or not eligible, then fine - but to simply say that, in effect, the constitution doesn't matter is ridiculous.

Seems to me you were supposed to feel bad because you were called 'classless'. I wonder why someone thought they needed to try to make you feel bad? What a waste of time that is...not to mention juvenile

They should deduct the cost of determining the authenticity and amount of the money.

I bet it cost a good deal.

Sounds like you should go back home to me.

1). It doesn't sound like this woman is going to marry you.

2). If you do not marry her within 90 days of entering the country, you have no right to stay here.

GO HOME! It's the only logical thing you can do.

Many graduate programs, however, will still want to break your undergraduate degree down into its component parts. This is especially true if you are shifting disciplines. Often after evaluating your undergraduate course work they will require certain undergraduate classes in addition to your graduate course load, to make up for any perceived gaps in your basic course work. For example, a chemistry major working on a physics graduate degree might have to take some additional undergraduate maths. This holds true no matter where your degree is from. I don't know how common this is, but the graduate programs I've looked into have all done this. (CA and CO universities.)

i read the instruction, it doesn`t say a lot about money order , all they said is don`t abreviate their address and so on..my question about my money order is, what should i put beside US dept of homeland security, do i need to put my address and and signuture?

tolerating something that is becoming more and more common in our society IS a good thing

I checked with my astrologer. She gave me the thumbs up.

Then I checked with my tarot card reader. She also gave me the thumbs up.

Then I consulted with my palm reader. In the course of reading my palm, she of course touched it here and there, and that got me kind of warmed up. Then I noticed that you know, Mistress Bloodwitch is really kind of cute, if you can look past all that black #### she wears on her face. So, she caught me looking into her eyes - and kissed me! I was shocked. Well, I kissed her back, and the next thing you know, we made mad, passionate doggy-style love, right there on a 13th century woven carpet that once belonged to some great Pakistani war lord. After we were done, I asked her, "so, what do you think? Should I marry this other wench?" She said, 'oh yeah, your love line shows you will have a long, happy life together."

So, hey, we got married and that was that. I still look fondly about my roll on the carpet with Mistress Bloodwitch, but I don't think I will tell my wife about it.