VOTE

I spent the past two afternoons walking around downtown Indianapolis, clipboard in hand, trying to get people to register to vote. I was for some reason surprised at the still high amount of apathy in people's faces. "I'm not interested." "WHY?!"

People need to get out there and vote. It is as simple as that. Everyday people in our own communities complain about the things that need changing that aren’t. They don’t realize that they are apart of the problem.

As the primaries wind down in the coming weeks, health care seems to have suddenly taken a backseat. Mccain is busy trying to tell everyone its worth winning the war. Obama wants everyone to know he'll pull the troops out, but will send them back if al-qaida pops back up. And Hilary is busy telling everyone she has first hand experience dealing with these situations.

White Water should have been the Water Gate of the 90's. But the Republicans aren't like the Democrats, they wont tarnish someones reputations for political gain. But look at White Water, everyone who could have implicated Hillary died in "accidents". I know that this is starting to sound like a conspiracy theory but really look at it.

As the primary elections are winding down, Republican's nomination primarily locked up, and democrats still in a heated race, voting, politics, and the election has been on everyone's mind, either by choice or media consumption. So many people ignore the primaries, assuming only the party fanatics go out to vote to nominate their party's canidate.

OK first off im not one of those people that type with the correct punctuation in blogs..thats just not me..so sorri

I cannot speak in reference to long term history due to my age and inexperience, but it seems to me that we are in the middle of a cultural revolution.

Throughout this past year, I've been following the primary very closely. I have noticed many ups and downs with the candidates for each party. Watching CSPAN became the norm for me.