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Matthew Shea · 11-09-2006, 09:05 PM

I personally felt the President needed to be put in check. He probably should have been 6 years ago for that matter. I feel that voting overall is important since it's an important way for citizens to express their opinions, even if you're only voting against the status quo (which is what I did). I can't say I'm thrilled by any of the politicians out there, really, but staying silent and not voting simply allows everyone else to make your choices for you. I personally would like to see more political parties representing a wider range of beliefs than the current system does.

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Matthew Shea Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Detroit Posts: 772	I personally felt the President needed to be put in check. He probably should have been 6 years ago for that matter. I feel that voting overall is important since it's an important way for citizens to express their opinions, even if you're only voting against the status quo (which is what I did). I can't say I'm thrilled by any of the politicians out there, really, but staying silent and not voting simply allows everyone else to make your choices for you. I personally would like to see more political parties representing a wider range of beliefs than the current system does.