I am thankful I can vote.

I love the USofA. My right to vote is sacred and I take the responsibility seriously. Nevada's race was super-duper close and I was hoping my voice would send the old man packing... I am going to come out and say that I did NOT vote for the Mormon. I have a testimony that he and his friends in the white house are going to ruin our country.

I saw a bumper sticker last week that said, "I'll keep my guns, my freedom and my money. You can keep the change." I am downright scared for what could happen to our freedoms and our constitution in the next couple of years. I worry about the country that my children and my children's children and my children's children's children will be raised in.

Not to change the subject so drastically, but I only have so much time for political banter. And that line about my children and their children reminds me of an act from Flight of the Conchords titled "Issues". It's a bunch of nonsense and doesn't have anything to do with the fact that I voted, but it's seriously funny... think about it. think, think about it.