<OT> One more reason I am glad I don't live in CA

[Alma J Wetzker]

Robert L. Hemus wrote:
> On Tuesday 09 March 2004 08:59, Alma J Wetzker wrote:
> 
>>Net Llama! wrote:
>>
>>>On Tue, 9 Mar 2004, Harry G wrote:
>>>
>>>>http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/03/08/n
>>>>ational2139EST0788.DTL&type=printable
>>>>
>>>>Unbelievable!  I can't get my 14 year old to clean her room, but she is
>>>>to make political judgements?
>>>
>>>Not that i nececsarily agree with this (and I do live in california), but
>>>I hear folks made the same argument against giving voting rights to 18
>>>year olds a while back.
>>
>>I have many concerns about the current state of the electorate.  When I
>>think of my 18 year old voting, let alone my 16 year old twins, I shudder
>>at the sheer irresponsibility of the proposition.  (Although, I doubt they
>>could do worse than the current crop of voters.)
>>
>>     -- Alma
>>
>>DISCLAIMER:  My 18 year old is a high functioning autistic (Asperger's
>>Syndrome) so she misses alot if she is not interested.
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> Hell, I worry about my kids, they're 51, 49,48,42,& 43.  2 of 'em are 
> conservatives and I'm not sure about the others.
> Bob

Is this something like George Carlin's law of driving?  Everyone going slower 
than you is an idiot and everyone going faster than you is a maniac.

Is everyone to the political left of me a "damn liberal" and everyone to the 
right a "stinkin' conservative"?  I like to think I am agnostic, I like it 
when people are involved.  Like the humbug, I am comfortable on either side of 
an argument.  (Although I am a true moderate ;) )

     -- Alma