Vote!
I voted!
The precinct setup was actually more organized than for the Tucson Mayor primary, and while I did (again) have to vote provisional (because I had specifically changed my voter registration to be *able* to vote, due to an oddity in AZ primary regulations) I was not the first today :-).
I should have taken the reading glasses though -- lots of names on that list.
When I got back home there was a collection of black-suited gentlemen wandering about the neighborhood with (I assume) Watchtowers in hand. They took one look at the back of my car (SCA stickers, the = sticker etc.) and wisely merely nodded at me and went on their way without a word. I want to get something up on my porch like a green-man or the like.
I am glad they have the freedom and opportunity to toddle about and talk about their beliefs. I am even more glad that *I* have the freedom to smile and say "no thank you" and they then *go away*.
Vote. Keep those freedoms strong.
The precinct setup was actually more organized than for the Tucson Mayor primary, and while I did (again) have to vote provisional (because I had specifically changed my voter registration to be *able* to vote, due to an oddity in AZ primary regulations) I was not the first today :-).
I should have taken the reading glasses though -- lots of names on that list.
When I got back home there was a collection of black-suited gentlemen wandering about the neighborhood with (I assume) Watchtowers in hand. They took one look at the back of my car (SCA stickers, the = sticker etc.) and wisely merely nodded at me and went on their way without a word. I want to get something up on my porch like a green-man or the like.
I am glad they have the freedom and opportunity to toddle about and talk about their beliefs. I am even more glad that *I* have the freedom to smile and say "no thank you" and they then *go away*.
Vote. Keep those freedoms strong.