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Power pick: “Can we still be friends . . . even if one of us votes for Romney and the other for Obama?” Of course, explains this blogger in this timely post:
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Read the blog, couldn't agree with it more!
I'm an "UNAFFILIATED" voter.
Independant - Moderate/Left Leaning - categorically Libertarian.
I will NOT be voting for Mitt Romney, and most likely will not be voting for Pres. Obama eiter because neither one most closely represents me.
HOWEVER - If I even make mention that I will not be voting for Romney here in Utah --- I am immediately villified, castigated, and nearly spat upon by fellow Latter-Day Saints.
I can hardly imagine if I was hgay, NonMormon, Black/Hispanic, or Muslim.
The same Us vs. Them hatred during Church Basketball comes to mind.
I look at Presidential politcs as a High School playing a Varsity vs. Junior Varsity game.
or
Shirts and Skins.
It's one in the same School, choosing up sides playing some ball, mixing up the teams a little and doing it all over again every 4 years. After the game, we all go back to school, once again unified, and showing the same School Spirit.
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