Supporting or hurting?

Okay, so when you’re married to the person who is trying to become our next leader, your goal is to be supportive. Now when you’re campaigning has brought nothing but negative publicity to your spouse THEN IT’S TIME TO SIT OUT, SMILE AND WAVE! Both Michelle Obama and Bill Clinton have been trying to push ahead their life partners to nomination, but each have ended up stumping them. Obama has to step in for his wife when she’s claiming that up until now she had not been proud of America! Imagine that, America so great a nation and only now is Michelle feeling that “her soul” is capable of repair. Bill Clinton’s desperate attempt to try and discredit Obama’s credibility also results in Hillary’s stumped cover-ups of his stupidity, and not a lead in polls.
How are you to elect a president when their wife’s belief is that America is lazy, or only helpful to monies, and that it is a place of nothing but struggle? How does she know?! How can she keep saying "The life that I am talking about that most people are living has gotten progressively worse since I was a little girl,” when she has not seen it? Michelle admits that she hasn’t but she was talking about the people hearing her speeches. What she was trying to do was say that with Obama she feels that she could finally be happy (as an adult) with her county and its opportunities.
America is not a country of struggle, but of work; when she says that it hasn’t been easy for people she means people aren’t able to get a free ride off of government. She is saying people have to work hard but should not have to because America should spoon feed all of her people.
She doesn’t sit right with me, just because you talk pretty doesn’t mean your intensions are.

HUndreds of area voters might have registration cancelled

WATCH OUT, anyone in Travis or Williamson county who has decided to move to another county. Some of you ready voters will be suprised on Election day because you are not registered to vote in the county you currently live in. Marty Toohay writes in statesman.com that because of a new registration law, in Texas, designed to prevent fraud and votes cast in different counties, caused confusion amoung counties and state officials. This resulted in letters reminding voters that they are registered to vote in the county they had recently moved from. Ironic isn't it, the counties send letters to voter new homes reminding them they are still registered to vote in only that county; insead of transfering their reistetration to the county they live in know. People are being cancelled because the database for registration wasn't updated with residents that have come back to Travis and Williamson county. This article is worth ready if you've moved from these places, but also relevant to anyone who has doughts on whether or not they are registered to vote, CHECK! It is always better safe than sorry. http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/local/o117o117registration.html