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Re: Election Day 2004
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Originally Posted by Andy Baker
I voted and so did my wife. It took us both about an hour.
Heck, I even had the day off to vote. Each year, at UAW-staffed manufacturing plants, a certain # of holidays are negotiated. This year, they chose to have one of those days as "election day". In Kokomo, there are about 9-10,000 UAW jobs. Oddly enough, the county went almost 2:1 in favor of Bush. Our local union populus must be old and conservative.
Andy B.
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Many of the UAW people I know, especially the ones around my age, tend to be those who feel the need for their own private arsenal of AK47's and hand guns. These people overwhelmingly vote for Bush, regardless of other issues.
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Last edited by Kit Gerhart : 21-12-2004 at 08:46.
Reason: to fix a typo
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I think of the FP's as the party motor, they are kinda like mini smoke generators. - coreyjon [more] 
21-12-2004, 08:44
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