Living in Rural Ohio - The Undecided Voter Project (sitios de interés)
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For the first time in my 40 years of voting I am faced with the prospect of entering the election booth on November 4th and voting down ticket, but not for the President of the United States.
My first vote was for Richard Nixon and for every Republican thereafter.
But on a warm August day in 1992, I was crossing Public Square in Cleveland and stopped to watch and listen to Governor Bill Clinton, Senator Al Gore and their wives speak to a throng of people in front of their bus.
I was smitten and have voted Democratic ever since.
This year, the person I think should be president, Hillary Rodham Clinton, is just a footnote in this race. While I once liked John McCain, I now view him as too old and stodgy. I don't want any of the Republican crony days to exist after this year ends.
And, I was one of the first people to tell others about the exciting speech Barack Obama made at the Democratic National Convention way back when.
But, try as I might, I can find no compelling reason to vote for Obama. What does he stand for? How will be any better or any different than what we've had so far.
No, I sit here and think that there will be no reason to pull either lever this this year.
My first vote was for Richard Nixon and for every Republican thereafter.
But on a warm August day in 1992, I was crossing Public Square in Cleveland and stopped to watch and listen to Governor Bill Clinton, Senator Al Gore and their wives speak to a throng of people in front of their bus.
I was smitten and have voted Democratic ever since.
This year, the person I think should be president, Hillary Rodham Clinton, is just a footnote in this race. While I once liked John McCain, I now view him as too old and stodgy. I don't want any of the Republican crony days to exist after this year ends.
And, I was one of the first people to tell others about the exciting speech Barack Obama made at the Democratic National Convention way back when.
But, try as I might, I can find no compelling reason to vote for Obama. What does he stand for? How will be any better or any different than what we've had so far.
No, I sit here and think that there will be no reason to pull either lever this this year.