Re: So how many of you voted in the Democratic Primary in Alaska?

jerry wrote:
> Guess what, the Alaska Democratic Party does not have a primary
> election.  Alaska has a caucus election and only, yes only, 406 people
> attended statewide and Obama won 75 percent of the vote and got 9
> delegates while Clinton got 4.  I was waiting for the election and
> thought, hell; I would go out and vote.  What a friggin crock of ****
> the Democratic Party is.  406 people determined how many delegates
> would be seated from Alaska.  So who do you think went to the
> caucuses?  I am really curious, because hard working people are too
> tired or too busy to go to a gaddamn caucus.  I bet I know who went,
> and who had the time, and who elected Obama.  This has happened all
> over the USA in many other States and that is why Obama is winning, he
> won with the caucuses.  In Texas, Clinton won the popular vote but
> lost big time in the caucuses.  Texas has both types of elections.
> I am voting for McCain and I would hope anyone fed up with the
> Democratic Party and its bull**** would also vote for McCain out of
> spite.  What really gets me, is for many years I was too busy working
> and not paying attention to the election process.  Now after finding
> out how crooked it is, I wonder how this country survives and calls
> itself a democracy.  We sure as hell are not a a democracy, a republic
> or anything close.
> 
> Ref:
> http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#AK


So, let me get this straight.  Since you've been too busy to pay
attention to how the political process works in your home state,
you've decided to vote for "more of the same?"

I ****in' hate what the Dumbing Down of America has done to you.
However, if it suits you, then go for it... <snicker>

Miles "Willfully Stupid in Alaska" Long