betchatoo
10-04-2004, 05:35 AM
The vote was so close four years ago, people are now thinking, hey, maybe my vote does count."
- JOSEPH R. PASSARELLA, the director of voter service in Montgomery County, Pa.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/04/politics/campaign/04vote.html?pagewanted=2&th&oref=login
As a liberal I'd like to think the voting surge, particularly in urban and minority areas is going to be a big boost to Kerry's campaign. But I have serious doubts especially when I read the paragraph about people working to make a quota and the half finished registration papers.
So I'm asking you to put down your political guns, antagonisms and agendas for a minute and tell me, does this mean anything?
- JOSEPH R. PASSARELLA, the director of voter service in Montgomery County, Pa.
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/04/politics/campaign/04vote.html?pagewanted=2&th&oref=login
As a liberal I'd like to think the voting surge, particularly in urban and minority areas is going to be a big boost to Kerry's campaign. But I have serious doubts especially when I read the paragraph about people working to make a quota and the half finished registration papers.
So I'm asking you to put down your political guns, antagonisms and agendas for a minute and tell me, does this mean anything?