Early Voters Suffer from Congressional Confusion

Some Americans ignored the November Nine to vote early for the November Two.  It’s important to decide who has the best political campaign McCain or Obama.  Sadly, some voters say “Who cares about the debates or campaign platforms?” Presidential campaigns are usually “ifs and buts” and if “ifs and buts” were “candy and nuts” then we’d all have a Merry Christmas.  As a swing voter, when it comes to voting for President, my belief is based on the great line from the movie Sixteen Candles “It’s better to be a smart-ass than a dumb-ass.”   Research before voting.  Don’t be like…

“WTH? Who are all these other people on the ballot? How long will it take to vote? Screw this… I need to make a 4pm tourney.”

Without researching, voters don’t know which candidates attach, or sneak, laws onto bills on the Hill.  Voters should also ask their Congressman “What have you done for me lately?” Confused voters results:

1. Vote same as peers.
2. Vote same as peers then blog like a they have a political science or social policy degree.
3. Vote opposite of peers.
4. Allow media’s candidate predictions manipulate or influence vote.  Don’t forget media was wrong the last two elections.
5. Vote for the tail wagging the dog