moaning is music
11.02.2004
election day
current music: radiohead - bullet proof, i wish i was
mood: democratic
nothing out of the ordinary has happeneed since i started hibernating... except for that red sox thing...
Election 2004
My choices:
President/Vice President:
Michael Badnarik/Richard Campagna
Libertarian
US Representative, Second District:
Richard Neal
Democrat
Governor’s Council, District 8:
Peter Vickery
Democrat
State Senator, Hampshire and Franklin Counties:
Stanley Rosenberg
Democrat
State Representative:
Peter Kocot
Democrat
Sheriff, Hampshire County:
Robert Gravey*
Democrat
QUESTION 1: (nonbinding)
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote for legislation to create a strong presumption in child custody cases in favor of joint physical and legal custody, so that the court will order that the children have equal access to both parents as much as possible, except where there is clear and convincing evidence that one parent is unfit, or that joint custody is not possible due to the fault of one of the parents?
YES
QUESTION 2: (nonbinding)
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote in favor of legislation that would allow the state to regulate the taxation, manufacture and sale of marijuana to adults 21 and older provided that sales outlets are state licensed, do not sell alcohol, and are not within 500 yards of a school?
YES
QUESTION 3: (nonbinding
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote in favor of: (1) a resolution asserting that the campaign against terrorism should not be waged at the expense of constitutionally protected civil rights and liberties of Massachusetts residents; (2) legislation barring the use of state resources or institutions to carry out actions that violate constitutional rights, or actions such as racial and religious profiling, conducting secret investigations without reasonable grounds, and maintaining files on individuals and organizations without reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct; and (3) a resolution urging the Massachusetts Congressional delegation to vote to repeal provisions in the federal USA PATRIOT Act and other laws that infringe on civil rights and liberties and to oppose any future legislation that infringes on civil rights and liberties?
YES
because you all need me to tell you what to vote for.
*note: I don't really care about the sheriff, but the incumbent seems to be doing a fine job. i haven't been shot yet or anything.
yet.
.
current music: radiohead - bullet proof, i wish i was
mood: democratic
nothing out of the ordinary has happeneed since i started hibernating... except for that red sox thing...
Election 2004
My choices:
President/Vice President:
Michael Badnarik/Richard Campagna
Libertarian
US Representative, Second District:
Richard Neal
Democrat
Governor’s Council, District 8:
Peter Vickery
Democrat
State Senator, Hampshire and Franklin Counties:
Stanley Rosenberg
Democrat
State Representative:
Peter Kocot
Democrat
Sheriff, Hampshire County:
Robert Gravey*
Democrat
QUESTION 1: (nonbinding)
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote for legislation to create a strong presumption in child custody cases in favor of joint physical and legal custody, so that the court will order that the children have equal access to both parents as much as possible, except where there is clear and convincing evidence that one parent is unfit, or that joint custody is not possible due to the fault of one of the parents?
YES
QUESTION 2: (nonbinding)
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote in favor of legislation that would allow the state to regulate the taxation, manufacture and sale of marijuana to adults 21 and older provided that sales outlets are state licensed, do not sell alcohol, and are not within 500 yards of a school?
YES
QUESTION 3: (nonbinding
Shall the state representative from this district be instructed to vote in favor of: (1) a resolution asserting that the campaign against terrorism should not be waged at the expense of constitutionally protected civil rights and liberties of Massachusetts residents; (2) legislation barring the use of state resources or institutions to carry out actions that violate constitutional rights, or actions such as racial and religious profiling, conducting secret investigations without reasonable grounds, and maintaining files on individuals and organizations without reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct; and (3) a resolution urging the Massachusetts Congressional delegation to vote to repeal provisions in the federal USA PATRIOT Act and other laws that infringe on civil rights and liberties and to oppose any future legislation that infringes on civil rights and liberties?
YES
because you all need me to tell you what to vote for.
*note: I don't really care about the sheriff, but the incumbent seems to be doing a fine job. i haven't been shot yet or anything.
yet.
