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**CevepBiageCefm** · 05-26-2012, 03:25 PM

I tend not to get too involved in American politics. I have enough trouble trying to get excited about our own politicians.

Me too ... so far, there isn't (imho) a worthy candidate to get excited about here for office, including the incumbent. All anyone is doing these days in the American politics is bashing one another - if they would stick to talking about what they are going to do instead of what they think their opponent is not going to do, it would be easier all around. I hate the bashing ... it's immature and bad sportsmanship - again, imho. Those who do the bashing are automatically X'd off my voting list.

Between all the streets signs messing up our views and the constant barrage of unwanted telephone calls, I've had enough of it ... it's beginning to sway me into not voting at all anymore ... not the right attitude probably, but I'm getting very discouraged lately.

05-26-2012, 03:25 PM	#36
CevepBiageCefm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 589 Senior Member	I tend not to get too involved in American politics. I have enough trouble trying to get excited about our own politicians. Me too ... so far, there isn't (imho) a worthy candidate to get excited about here for office, including the incumbent. All anyone is doing these days in the American politics is bashing one another - if they would stick to talking about what they are going to do instead of what they think their opponent is not going to do, it would be easier all around. I hate the bashing ... it's immature and bad sportsmanship - again, imho. Those who do the bashing are automatically X'd off my voting list. Between all the streets signs messing up our views and the constant barrage of unwanted telephone calls, I've had enough of it ... it's beginning to sway me into not voting at all anymore ... not the right attitude probably, but I'm getting very discouraged lately.
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