Hurry Up NOV 6

[Townsend]

The only place to get info on Romney is from right wingers? What does that tell you about the media as a whole? Or where you are looking....

Mostly here and NPR/slate/twitter.

[guido911]

Mostly here and NPR/slate/twitter.

Here? Good one.

[Townsend]

Here? Good one.

Well...links provided here.

[Teatownclown]

This will be the day that we can start referring to our President by his middle name....

Unless we get pushed into another over time due to shenanigans at the voting booths....

[Conan71]

This will be the day that we can start referring to our President by his middle name....

Unless we get pushed into another over time due to shenanigans at the voting booths....

There is no such thing as voter fraud.

[Townsend]

There is no such thing as voter fraud.

Polling fraud and electoral fraud. 

Voter fraud would've been too hard to have ever existed in anything but minuscule amounts.

[Teatownclown]

There is no such thing as voter fraud.

Who said anything about "voter fraud?"

I am referring to "election official fraud!"

Figures you won't recognize the difference.

[Conan71]

Who said anything about "voter fraud?"

I am referring to "election official fraud!"

Figures you won't recognize the difference.

It all accomplishes the same result: stealing an election.

[Conan71]

Polling fraud and electoral fraud. 

Voter fraud would've been too hard to have ever existed in anything but minuscule amounts.

I've read otherwise in the 1960 presidential campaign. 

[patric]

When people go to the polls two weeks from now they won't just be voting for candidates, in some states, they'll be passing judgment on social issues. In Oregon, Washington and the Rocky Mountain state of Colorado it's the legalization of marijuana. Part of this has to do with cash-starved governments looking for new things to tax for more revenue. But much of it has to do with the growing acceptance or at least tolerance for a drug that was once considered the devil's weed and a flashpoint for cultural and generational warfare.

Seventeen states have now legalized its medical use for the treatment of things like glaucoma, the effects of chemotherapy, and chronic pain; defying federal laws that still consider marijuana more dangerous than cocaine and methamphetamine. If you want to know what legalized marijuana might look like, the place to go is Colorado, which has the most developed medical marijuana industry in the country.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18560_162-57536827/medical-marijuana-will-colorados-green-rush-last/