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Given the fact that in the Spring (& now Winter) Primaries and Caucuses is the ONLY time we get have a say in who we want for US President (the General election in November is to vote for the Electoral College, not the candidate), When do you think the American Voters will Finally get to Vote for a U.S President?

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by D P. from Fort Worth, TX

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Given the fact that in the Spring (& now Winter) Primaries and Caucuses is the ONLY time we get have a say in who we want for US President (the General election in November is to vote for the Electoral College, not the candidate), When do you think the American Voters will Finally get to Vote for a U.S President?

Asked 14 weeks 19 hours ago of All U.S. Congress
by D P. from Fort Worth, TX

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The Florida legislature, the RNC and the DNC have effectively blocked 10 million Florida voters from having a voice in the 2008 presidential primary. What are you doing to restore voting rights to these 10 million Floridians?
Asked by: Mike Pryslak from Miami, FL. Received 12 Votes.
Categories: Campaign 2008. Tags: democracy · florida primary · stolen election · voting rights.

Listen to: U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek (D-FL)

I think once it becomes evident in mid-February of who the nominee is going to be. I think that nominee, she or he, will resolve the Florida issue, the Michigan issue, everyone who has issues right now will be resolved in my opinion.

Answered on Jan 16th, 2008 More
Do you think the residents of Washington DC should have the vote?
Asked by: District L. from Washington, DC. Received 13 Votes.
Categories: Taxes. Tags: district of columbia · taxation without representation · taxes · voting · voting rights · Washington DC.

Listen to: U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD)

We are spending billions of dollars, billions of dollars a month to assure democracy in Baghdad, but we are debating extending democracy to the residents of the District of Columbia.

Answered on Dec 24th, 2007 More

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