Jesus didn't get a vote. Neither did Emily Dickinson, Harriet Tubman, or Leonardo Da Vinci. Eleanor Roosevelt couldn't vote until she was 36 years old. So that's one thing you've got on all of them.
The stakes have never been higher for the viability of human life on earth.
Five of the nine sitting justices on the Supreme Court are edging toward retirement age, which means five potential vacancies within the next four to eight years.
Margins of victory in swing states like Ohio and Florida have been as low as half a percent in the past two presidential elections.
It's so easy, even old people can do it. And they do. In 2004, only 47% of people age 18-29 voted; 73% of people age 65-74 did. Are they voting for the person you want to win?
Because it's a slightly more important vote than the next American Idol.
and finally, if you don't, crotchety old war hawks can become president.
ROCK THE VOTE. reasons courtesy of Good
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Nobody likes a crotchety old warhawk.
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