If you're not registered for a party, aren't you allowed to vote in the Dem primary?

I'm permanent absentee - before my ballot came, I got a form to fill out if I wanted to vote in the democratic primary (oh and American Independent as well). I didn't respond and got the vanilla, no party ballot. I guess I could have chucked that and gone to my polling place, but I really don't see much difference between Hillary and Obama.

Besides I was to confused as to whether I should side with my race or my gender.

Does anyone realize that this is "Super Fat Tuesday?"

And they closed down my local Fatburger. I'm craving one. Mmmmmmmm

I guess that means Hillary will get the most beads

I registered Democrat, just so I could vote against Hilary...





just kidding :)

I think our caucuses are Saturday and the primary on Tuesday. I know I got our ballots a few days ago. I had prepared to vote for Edwards, even though I knew he wouldn't win. Now that I can't do that, I just don't know who I'm going to vote for.

Obama. I'm changing parties and moving on.He's a breath of fresh air. And I do not want another frickin' eight years of Hil-Bill-ary.:rolleyes:

I really think Edwards and Obama might team up, for what it's worth. They have been terribly civil to one another, suspiciously so.

A nice foam cushion would be more comfortable:D