Troy Said:

Who were the winners for the California primary?

We Answered:

California does not think for the rest of this country.Thank God and yes I said God.If they did we would already be a burning pit.
You don't have to agree with me ,,,you should only be glad that you haven't seen Gods wrath yet.
But it want be long,thank God I won't be here to feel his wrath.
If you continue to believe in anything other than Gods written word in the Bible you will see Gods wrath and believe me ,,,you want like it.
For those that believe in curses,,,this is for you.
open your eyes and see the truth,,,or you will face the wrath of God.And the wrath of God is the last thing you will remember before your torment in Hell begins.

Dana Said:

How can I vote in California republican primary?

We Answered:

Your county voter registrar should have mailed you the information of the polling place a few weeks back. If not, give them a call and find out where to vote at.

Just bring yourself, the polling place should have everything else you need.

Felix Said:

What are the requirements to vote in the California presidential primary?

We Answered:

You can only vote in one primary (without committing a felony). I have no reason why you think that independents should be able to vote twice.

However, as an independent you can choose which party's primary you wish to vote in.

Vivian Said:

If Orly Taitz wins the Republican Primary for California Secretary of State what does it say about Republicans?

We Answered:

It says that the Republicans can not be taken any more seriously than Orly Taitz(the birther lawsuit lady).

Andy Said:

name the democratic and republican winners in todays california primary?

We Answered:

Obama and McCain.

Ian Said:

I voted against Romney in the California Republican primaries tonight because he is a Mormon - a good decision

We Answered:

I think your childhood experience you refer to is very unfortunate. However, I think it's unwise to hold this against Romney because some Mormons in Idaho didn't include you as much as you would have liked. Romney grew up in Michigan and lived most of his adult life in Massachusetts where there are very small populations of Mormons. Plus, with the kind of career he had and all I'm sure he dealt with more people that aren't Mormon than anything else and likely has many friends that aren't Mormon...and treated them just like anyone else. I'm sure there are Mormon's that don't know how to include others very well with other beliefs, especially in a highly concentrated area of Mormons. Those people should learn better. However, there are a lot of Mormons who are good people and I think Romney is one of them. There are also plenty of Mormons in high positions in society whether it be government, business, or elsewhere who do not bring their religion into their position of authority or office. You sound like sour grapes and hope you have better experiences in the future. I personally know and have met several Mormons who are CEOs of large national/international companies who seem as fair and likable as anyone I've met and do not involve their religion in their positions of power.