Derek Said:

Michigan & Florida?

We Answered:

I'm sure the democrats in Michigan and Florida will make their voices heard loud and clear in the general election if Obama gets the nomination. If it had happened it my state I would be fighting mad. It may the DNC's fault, it may the states' fault, but it certainly isn't the VOTERS' fault, and those are the ones who are hurt by it.

Gail Said:

Is it being widely reported that a Michigan militia member is a Democrat?

We Answered:

These people are in a party all their own. They are not right wing or left wing, they are the wing dings.

** "G", are you forgetting Bill Ayres? Jane Fonda? Come on!

Margie Said:

Why aren't the Republicans Screaming Fraud about Michigan's illegal attempts to purge eligible voters?

We Answered:

How can the Republicans make it a fair fight without cheating?

Marsha Said:

Where is the outrage or is this just business as usual now?

We Answered:

Unfortunately, those who are outraged don't have a say-so in this government. We're called all kinds of names that I'm not even going to dignify by repeating. All because we don't like the games that are being played at our expense. I guess because their guy won, we don't get a voice. Even though each state has representatives, they don't represent us, according to those who are telling us to shut up and get over it. We don't count...but I guess the millions who live in cemeteries did count, and is where a certain group of community organizers got their voters registered. And the Hollyweird set is all googly-eyed in love with the cast of characters they helped put in place. Well, those who voted for this bunch got what they wanted, and what they deserve. Unfortunately, the rest of us have to watch this Titanic go down...and we're locked in steerage. And just like the Titanic, our ancestors will be talking about this one...and paying for it. Yes, you're right...Chicago has come to "the hill". <*)))><

Jonathan Said:

Does my voter registration ever "expire"?

We Answered:

If you vote it usually keeps your registration active for at least 5 to 10 years, depending on where you live. But, occasionally they clear out the voting lists and accidently remove someone by mistake, so it does not hurt to check with your voting registrar or to just re-register if you are not sure.

If you are registered and they tell you you cannot vote on election day, them you want to file a provisional ballot.