Bring on Turkey-vember

[OntarioVanMan]

Coffee time!

FDLOL!!!!

I just crack myself up sometimes.

those protestors would call you racist...for some reason they'd make up

Me thinks you responded to the wrong post.

wouldn't be the first time....LOL

 

[OntarioVanMan]

Good Morning dear heart...sleep well? going for cup number 2!

still on #1 here...

 

[Ragman]

Good Morning dear heart...sleep well?

Slept just fine..... Thanks for asking.

 

[Steady Eddie]

As members of the Electoral College met across the nation on December 13, 2004, an unknown elector from Minnesota earned a footnote in the history books by casting his/her vote, representing 492,000 voters, for vice presidential candidate John Edwards in both president and vice president slots, omitting presidential candidate John Kerry altogether. Another Minnesota elector, who believed the Edwards vote must have been a mistake, said, "I'm certainly glad the Electoral College isn't separated by one vote." If it had been, antiquated rules overseeing the Electoral College dictate that a tied Electoral College decision would be sent to Congress, thereby subjecting that decision to the partisan environment of the legislature. Because of the way the Electoral College is set up, many voters go unrepresented or are ignored by candidates, especially in states where one candidate is supported by a strong majority of voters.

so the real working portion of government is by majority rule....with the 17th amendment in 1913 giving the power to the people...popular vote...

The 17th amendment is about the senate's popular vote not president and Vice President.


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[Ragman]

As members of the Electoral College met across the nation on December 13, 2004, an unknown elector from Minnesota earned a footnote in the history books by casting his/her vote, representing 492,000 voters, for vice presidential candidate John Edwards in both president and vice president slots, omitting presidential candidate John Kerry altogether. Another Minnesota elector, who believed the Edwards vote must have been a mistake, said, "I'm certainly glad the Electoral College isn't separated by one vote." If it had been, antiquated rules overseeing the Electoral College dictate that a tied Electoral College decision would be sent to Congress, thereby subjecting that decision to the partisan environment of the legislature. Because of the way the Electoral College is set up, many voters go unrepresented or are ignored by candidates, especially in states where one candidate is supported by a strong majority of voters.

so the real working portion of government is by majority rule....with the 17th amendment in 1913 giving the power to the people...popular vote...

The 17th amendment is about the senate's popular vote not president and Vice President.


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Forgive him, for he is Canadian.

 

[OntarioVanMan]

thats is what I said.......The actually working arm of the government.....Both houses are by popular vote....Tyranny is still an issue.....electorial vote doesn't solve that issue directly....

 

[OntarioVanMan]

As members of the Electoral College met across the nation on December 13, 2004, an unknown elector from Minnesota earned a footnote in the history books by casting his/her vote, representing 492,000 voters, for vice presidential candidate John Edwards in both president and vice president slots, omitting presidential candidate John Kerry altogether. Another Minnesota elector, who believed the Edwards vote must have been a mistake, said, "I'm certainly glad the Electoral College isn't separated by one vote." If it had been, antiquated rules overseeing the Electoral College dictate that a tied Electoral College decision would be sent to Congress, thereby subjecting that decision to the partisan environment of the legislature. Because of the way the Electoral College is set up, many voters go unrepresented or are ignored by candidates, especially in states where one candidate is supported by a strong majority of voters.

so the real working portion of government is by majority rule....with the 17th amendment in 1913 giving the power to the people...popular vote...

The 17th amendment is about the senate's popular vote not president and Vice President.


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Forgive him, for he is Canadian.

in my statement "so the real working portion of government is by majority rule?" the house and senate...

 

[brokcanadian]

Why do all the new immigrants Eastern European whatever always want to live in North Toronto Brampton Mississauga Concorde geewhiz pick somewhere else not so expensive

It's exciting I guess. At 16 I'd drive up and down Younge St at night and watching the ladies...now I wouldn't care of I never saw it again

Dropped at Troy (OH) off for Lansing to land of the French

 

[Ragman]

As members of the Electoral College met across the nation on December 13, 2004, an unknown elector from Minnesota earned a footnote in the history books by casting his/her vote, representing 492,000 voters, for vice presidential candidate John Edwards in both president and vice president slots, omitting presidential candidate John Kerry altogether. Another Minnesota elector, who believed the Edwards vote must have been a mistake, said, "I'm certainly glad the Electoral College isn't separated by one vote." If it had been, antiquated rules overseeing the Electoral College dictate that a tied Electoral College decision would be sent to Congress, thereby subjecting that decision to the partisan environment of the legislature. Because of the way the Electoral College is set up, many voters go unrepresented or are ignored by candidates, especially in states where one candidate is supported by a strong majority of voters.

so the real working portion of government is by majority rule....with the 17th amendment in 1913 giving the power to the people...popular vote...

The 17th amendment is about the senate's popular vote not president and Vice President.


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Forgive him, for he is Canadian.

in my statement "so the real working portion of government is by majority rule?" the house and senate...

Must have been in IRT code.

 

[Steady Eddie]

Must have been in IRT code.

Really. Say what you think not what you mean. That's his way out. Lol


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[Worn Out Manager]

those protestors would call you racist...for some reason they'd make up

Stolen from Murray:

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[brokcanadian]

So here I am in Kentucky just fueled up at a speedway for $2.26 a gallon next exit down is a pilot and it is $2.55 a gallon!

2.00 - 2.10 off 75 in Troy OH area

And, we have something Canadian's don't have.

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We've got a "first past the post" system, equally confusing

 

[jujubeans]

Kinda like watching Fox in the morning!

 

[OntarioVanMan]

The 17th amendment is about the senate's popular vote not president and Vice President.


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Forgive him, for he is Canadian.

in my statement "so the real working portion of government is by majority rule?" the house and senate...

Must have been in IRT code.

been watching far too much Fox....ya know "Fair and balanced"...LOL

 

[OntarioVanMan]

Anyways moving on....time for Home Depot across the street.....catch up on my TV viewing....

 

[RoadTime]

Oh yeah, this is my load

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My favorite load size

 

[Worn Out Manager]

Getting ready to do laundry after drop, but, not to be. The Wizard of Dayton had other plans. WV to Corpus Christi TX. Might catch up to Mr. 3000

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[brokcanadian]

Pickup at 8. Or 10. Or 11. Or not at all...I do enjoy sleeping though, and hopefully getting wait time while I am...

This after my Sat load, where the broker was closed, and I had just laid down when they called and said they got an affiliate to do it, not in time for the crossing number before the Sat border shutdown...10 pm to 4 am...3 am delivery turned into 9 am...

That's why we charge more for weekends, shippers...

 

[ntimevan]

Getting ready to do laundry after drop, but, not to be. The Wizard of Dayton had other plans. WV to Corpus Christi TX. Might catch up to Mr. 3000

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Went to El Paso flea market today and watched 2 football games at the J .. and drove 3 miles and did laundry .... so after another good nights sleep ... let the madness begin tomorrow ....

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[brokcanadian]

Is there a penalty for tossing paper airplanes on the employees in a secure facility? It's really boring waiting for my 10 pm update...considering I'm still sitting in here at 10:45....