If A Neighbor Asked You For A Ride To The Polls

And You Knew For A Fact, They Were Voting Against Your Pick For President, Would You Still Take Them?

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• Yes, but I would be sure to run a light where a Mac truck would broadside the passenger side.

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• No.

• I would say I am going somewhere, directly from the polling place & say, sorry no can do

  OP

• No.

• Of course not.

• If they were voting for Romney, I would first deliver a lecture about pulling oneself up by their own bootstraps and quit being a parasite on other people. Then I would refuse to give him or her a ride.

• Christ, the Aspergers on DL is out of control with this election.

• No, I voted for Obama like my life depends on it, because it does.

• Did you reach that conclusion from watching the Republican candidate for president, R7?

• Yes. Because unlike the asshole Republicans, I think every eligible voter should be able to vote.

• R6: classic don't get mad, get even! W&W!

• Here, let me help you vote my rights away.

• Depends on what sort of poll they want me to take a ride on!!!

  Political Whore

• I'd tell him that since my vote and his would just cancel each other out, we both might as well just stay home. Then I'd go vote.

• r11 proves my point. Lots of obsessives have crawled out during this election. Thank god it's almost over.

  r7

• No.

• I'd tell them I already voted

• I'd tell them to hop into my rickshaw and take my time.

• I would, but I would drive r e a l l y s l o w l y and give them every reason I could think of as to why they should consider changing their minds.

  Ciaran

• It would depend how much I liked said neighbor. If we were really tight, I would.

• No. Fuck them.

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• only if they are hot and will blow me

• I agree with [r10] every vote counts and everyone should exercise their right to vote.

• It would depend what he looked like.

• Depends on the neighbor.

• I read to a seeing impaired senior citizen and today I took her to the polls and with my own hand filled in straight red all the way across the ticket. This is America and she has a right to vote any way she sees fit. I brought her home, read to her for another hour, and then promptly went to the polls and voted straight blue all the way across.

• NO! I'll pick up some groceries on the way home from work for my neighbor. But I would not drive anyone to the polls to vote for that lying, fraudulent, douchebag Romney. My civil rights are at stake. Get your own friggin ride.

• No. Because he's going to take away my rights.

• I did it today. Drove my bigoted, old neighbor who is widowed and alone. I just rationalized it in my own head that his one vote would be cancelled out by the four in my home.

• Sure.

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• not a chance.

• If I lived in a swing state, NO. If I lived in a safe blue state, perhaps, but I'd try to get out of it.

• R26, you are much more conscientious person than I am. I would have told the blind Repug bitch to read her books herself.

• I agree with r10 and would do as r19.