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There's this place called home where the kids can watch you fill out the ballot before you mail it in.
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And a joint, bipartisan congressional committee investigating intelligence before Sept. 11, including the August 6 memo found nothing....Eleanor Hill headed the investigating staff
referring to the memo she did not explicitly note that the memo was focused primarily on a discussion of possible domestic targets.
Rice and other Bush administration officials have said the memo contains no reference to suicide attacks of the kind carried out on Sept. 11, focusing instead on "hijackings in the traditional sense." ...the Hijackings were a minor part of the analysis.
In one brief mention, sources said, the memo noted that unconfirmed information from British intelligence in 1998 showed that al Qaeda members talked about using an airline hijacking to negotiate the release of imprisoned Muslim cleric Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman.
Nothing but the heading said anything about attacks in the US.....
Three of the Sept. 11 hijackers received flight training in the United States, although all had ended their classes by the time the memo was written.
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Lefty nuts insist on mixing up two different memo....
The memo, sent to FBI headquarters by a Phoenix FBI agent, warned that bin Laden could have been using U.S. flight schools to train terrorists and suggested a nationwide canvass for Middle Eastern aviation students. The CIA's discovery of an al Qaeda link was first reported by ABC News.
The FBI memo was never acted upon or distributed to outside agencies prior to Sept. 11 and was not provided to the CIA until May of 2002
Sources cautioned that CIA officials are not sure that they could have linked the two names to al Qaeda had they been given the memo in 2001.
Your accusations have been fully vetted by experts and left wanting....
I know, but that's not the same as making it a community event. We saw friends and besides the weather was so great, the line was kinda fun.
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i like to vote in person as well. the community feeling is there and the experience is very different than mailing your vote in. makes me proud to an american.
I'm with you, there is a real sense of community.
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i voted by mail last week
when do the rest of you plan on voting?
when do the rest of you plan on voting?
i used to vote in person, but i became disabled, so mail it is
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How would you know?
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Do you agree with Governor Kasich that Romney is going to win Ohio?
We don't have early voting here unless you have an approved, documented reason so, if there isn't a power outage I'll vote on election day.
It does not look good for Romney in Ohio, three polls in the last 5 days have had the President at 50% or higher.
It going to come down to enthusam for Romney v. Ground game for Obama.
I work at the polls every year as an election judge. I thoroughly enjoy the people coming in to vote.
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I'm certain you don't try to influence the voter's decision in any way.
BTW, do you tell 'em there's this place called home where the kids can watch you fill out the ballot before you mail it in?
Of course I don't try to influence people, for several reasons. One of them would be that it is against the law.
Part of my job as an election judge is to ensure that candidates don't come in with name tags, voters can't come in with t-shirts or buttons, etc, and to make sure any politicking happens at least 100 feet from the entrance to the polling place. No signs, cell phones, t-shirts, buttons, any of that.
Of course I don't try to influence people, for several reasons. One of them would be that it is against the law.
Part of my job as an election judge is to ensure that candidates don't come in with name tags, voters can't come in with t-shirts or buttons, etc, and to make sure any politicking happens at least 100 feet from the entrance to the polling place. No signs, cell phones, t-shirts, buttons, any of that.