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Need assistance of US citizen to vote
Need assistance of US citizen to vote
Apologies if this is posted in the wrong forum, I wasn't really sure where to put this.
Basically I would like to vote in the US elections and I need another US citizen to act as a witness. It is inconvenient that I don't seem to have any American friends, which is why I hope I can find another American here willing to meet at a place of their choosing and act as my witness.
If it matters to you who I am voting for please message me.
Basically I would like to vote in the US elections and I need another US citizen to act as a witness. It is inconvenient that I don't seem to have any American friends, which is why I hope I can find another American here willing to meet at a place of their choosing and act as my witness.
If it matters to you who I am voting for please message me.
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No love for Gary Johnson?zzm9980 wrote:I can do it, send me a PM to arrange a time. Although I personally prefer Obama (just like I prefer a hangover to the flu), I hope you vote for Romney. He's less likely to kill our earned income exclusion



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I'll be the first to admit that the sources aren't NYTimes or WSJ Credible, but it's a possibility:
http://www.expatcfo.com/Death-of-foreig ... ns/55.html
Sketchy as the source is, Romney still seems the safe bet considering almost nothing else that happens in the US significantly affects me except for taxes. If Paul Ryan gets his way and eliminates capital gains? Well that would just be icing on the cake.
And I've already apologized to all of my female friends and their sex organs for supporting Romney.
http://www.expatcfo.com/Death-of-foreig ... ns/55.html
Sketchy as the source is, Romney still seems the safe bet considering almost nothing else that happens in the US significantly affects me except for taxes. If Paul Ryan gets his way and eliminates capital gains? Well that would just be icing on the cake.
And I've already apologized to all of my female friends and their sex organs for supporting Romney.
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Disagree... a lot more factors affect you. It's long... and it lays out my position as to why Obama is the preferred candidate. You don't think that the US leading the world into another global recession won't affect you?zzm9980 wrote:Sketchy as the source is, Romney still seems the safe bet considering almost nothing else that happens in the US significantly affects me except for taxes.
Cheers.
Why I Will Vote for Obama (And Why I Will Not Vote for Any Republican)
I am regularly asked, “How can you vote for Obama?”
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That's the scary part. While Romney is switching position, Obamy isn't! And his position for the past 4 years hasn't helped anybody. In fact, the man on the street is worse off. Once net figures are taken into account, he's not created any net jobs as once jobs lost are subtracted, those who have dropped of the unemployment rolls (so are no longer counted as unemployed as that is the only measure so far) and those who have "tried" to enter the workforce and are unable to find meaningful employment (new Graduates) don't show up in the "unemployment" figures just released. And he's planning on doing more of the same? Blaming the trebling the deficient on what "Bush" left him, is a bit of a red herring and a tired old joke. I'm not in favour of either one of them, but I do know that the US cannot endure 4 more years of the same.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
Honestly, I see Romney's flipping on issues as pandering to his base. He'll get more votes making sure the looney extreme right come out to vote for him than he will fighting Obama for the thin undecided middle.
I imagine once he's elected he'll turn back to being a pragmatist on many issues just like Obama did.
I imagine once he's elected he'll turn back to being a pragmatist on many issues just like Obama did.
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