You can get more flies with honey than with vinegar.
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You can get more flies with honey than with vinegar.
Right...@Wu Wei the foot warmer...
It shaved itself
A question 4 U: Does anyone get to vote in different party primaries?
They told me I have to buy a 'headstone'....... I've always had one.
I see the "Hold" phase of your life has passed.
Subduction Zone
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So you are saying do not put honey on your food. Okay, got it. Sounds wise to me.
Subduction Zone
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In my state yes. In fact there is only one primary ballot. One can vote Republican for one office, Democrat for another and Undecided Cow Party for a third.
More like the 'Best' part of my life has passed......But
In your state then, no one registers by party?
King Phenomenon
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Leprechaun
I'd vote for them, very wise are cows.
Subduction Zone
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I do not think that one registers what party one is in In the past one could always vote in one or the other major parties' primaries. Now there is an open primary ballot. In fact if the top two candidates for a particular seat are both Republican or Democrat then in the election those two will go against each other.
Nah, he's just come to cock his leg
Are you voting for cow patties?
That's what they call on the Continent......okay
King Phenomenon
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Loan
Subduction Zone
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I had to double check. You cannot register for a party in my state even if you want to. The state's official attitude is "We don't care. Vote for whomever you like". The only vote that ever requires one to state a party is the Presidential primary. I do not even bother with that since I have yet to see when the candidate is not chosen by the time the primary races are held here. In the case of the Presidential primary one has to state that one is a Democrat or a Republican and then vote only for the Republican candidate or the Democratic one. When the actual vote for President is held you can always change your mind and vote for whomever you want.
Both parties trust the voter when it comes to the primaries. There is no attempt to double check to make sure that people voted "right".
Both parties trust the voter when it comes to the primaries. There is no attempt to double check to make sure that people voted "right".
Very useful in the garden
Hair is over rated.