Roundabout Exit 151 a divisive municipal question has overshadowed even the closely contested gubernatorial race. I'm hoping for heavy turnout; I always hope for heavy turnout. Because the partisans for both the municipal question and the 12 gubernatorial candidates have frequently veered into the tiresome and wacky, I hasten to add that that is neither a sizeist slur nor a covert endorsement.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
PSA
It's General Election Day in New Jersey. Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Find your polling place and don't forget the statewide public question.
Roundabout Exit 151 a divisive municipal question has overshadowed even the closely contested gubernatorial race. I'm hoping for heavy turnout; I always hope for heavy turnout. Because the partisans for both the municipal question and the 12 gubernatorial candidates have frequently veered into the tiresome and wacky, I hasten to add that that is neither a sizeist slur nor a covert endorsement.
Roundabout Exit 151 a divisive municipal question has overshadowed even the closely contested gubernatorial race. I'm hoping for heavy turnout; I always hope for heavy turnout. Because the partisans for both the municipal question and the 12 gubernatorial candidates have frequently veered into the tiresome and wacky, I hasten to add that that is neither a sizeist slur nor a covert endorsement.
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Hee hee, sizeist slurs. Seriously whoddya thunk they'd pull out that "ammunition?" Ah, I voted, but I feel dirty about it. Now I know how my father felt voting for Ted Stevens when I was a kid. Uncle Teddy had clout when it came to base closures...and the old man's base was always coming up for closure.
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