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Compulsory voting - Wikipedia

 

Haha. Yes. I don't know, I've been meaning to sign up forever, and that name just seemed fitting for the absurdity of this election.

 

ahhh, interesting. thanks.

 

Let's see her try and navigate through the mental labyrinth that is "Fluffhead."

 

Only if Candidate Go F. Yourself was first registered as a write in candidate in a lot of states.

 

Australia is the one you usually hear about the most.

 

personally, just like voting is a right, choosing not to vote is also a right. imo.

 

Donald Trump, reeking of tequila and taco flavored Doritos, once more pleads with Hispanic voters to embrace "Papi Trump's" love. -- this is another headline I expect to read soon.

 

ive already heard the "if you dont vote you cant complain" bs like five times today, once from my own mother, who might actually vote trump

 

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Fuck this guy so hard.

 

oh, i agree. and i voted for Bernie today just for shits and giggles. i'm just curious what would happen if everyone had to vote. would people just randomly select names to get it done and over? would they ask questions? are there are a lot of people who don't vote who are close to voting dem or rep that would have one party winning by 10+ points? would a 3rd party win? just something that came to mind as i eat pizza and waste my day watching CNN

 

i convinced her to vote no on voter id laws so thats good but i still have no idea what she'll do for president. she hates hillary

 

Merica

 

i dont think much would change but who knows. maybe third parties would do better

 

the most important news there is.

 

Hey well props to you on that one though

 

Him having to sit on a folding chair seems like a good metaphor

 

if voting were compulsive Democrats would dominate even more than they do now.

 

Also, that they need Nevada this badly shows they really do know they're going to lose.

 

Hillary done did a good job making him support her...