Obama Shows I.D. To Vote! - The Firearms Forum

montezumaz · 10-26-2012, 06:26 PM

Oh My Gosh ... WHERE IS ERIC HOLDER?

http://patriotupdate.com/31632/obama-shows-i-d-to-vote

President Obama forewent a traditional election day photo op, and instead opted to vote early in his adopted home city of Chicago. On his campaign website, he explained just why he was going to vote ahead of time: I’m breaking with tradition. Instead of voting on Election Day, which has been the standard for presidential candidates, I’m making a plan to vote early, on October 25. And if you live in a state where you can, I’d like you to join me. Voting early is pretty easy. It only takes a couple of minutes. It means that if Election Day happens to be a busy day for you, you don’t need to worry about when and how you’ll cast your ballot.
In fact, much of the Obama website is devoted to early voting. That’s because they’re trying to generate headlines about Obama enthusiasm. Jeremy Bird, Obama’s National Field Director, admits as much: Early vote has always been a top priority for our grassroots organization in Ohio, and it’s now paying off in major ways. Before the first day of early vote, hundreds of students camped out at The Ohio State University in Columbus, in Cincinnati, Dayton and elsewhere, braving bad weather to be the first at the polls at 5:00 a.m. On that first day, more Ohioans voted in the largest counties—all counties the President won in 2008—than did on the first day of early vote four years ago. - Ben Shapiro

10-26-2012, 06:26 PM	#1
montezumaz Former Guest Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Central AZ (Yavapai County) Posts: 653	Obama Shows I.D. To Vote! Oh My Gosh ... WHERE IS ERIC HOLDER? http://patriotupdate.com/31632/obama-shows-i-d-to-vote President Obama forewent a traditional election day photo op, and instead opted to vote early in his adopted home city of Chicago. On his campaign website, he explained just why he was going to vote ahead of time: I’m breaking with tradition. Instead of voting on Election Day, which has been the standard for presidential candidates, I’m making a plan to vote early, on October 25. And if you live in a state where you can, I’d like you to join me. Voting early is pretty easy. It only takes a couple of minutes. It means that if Election Day happens to be a busy day for you, you don’t need to worry about when and how you’ll cast your ballot. In fact, much of the Obama website is devoted to early voting. That’s because they’re trying to generate headlines about Obama enthusiasm. Jeremy Bird, Obama’s National Field Director, admits as much: Early vote has always been a top priority for our grassroots organization in Ohio, and it’s now paying off in major ways. Before the first day of early vote, hundreds of students camped out at The Ohio State University in Columbus, in Cincinnati, Dayton and elsewhere, braving bad weather to be the first at the polls at 5:00 a.m. On that first day, more Ohioans voted in the largest counties—all counties the President won in 2008—than did on the first day of early vote four years ago. - Ben Shapiro -->