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I'm from Modesto but I'm stayin in LA right now. What you are about to read is 100% TRUE...(The names have been changed to protect the ignorant)
Here is a true story of one woman's quest to cast a ballot and help decide the next president of the United States.
Juanita visits Maria. She asks Maria "Who do I vote for for president?" Maria replies, "I'm voting for Kerry, but you can vote for whoever you want." Juanita replies, "Oh, they'll tell me at the place who to vote for, right?" Maria states, "NO."
The Maria tells Juanita where to go to vote, "At the church across the street from the high school." Juanita leaves with a sense of confidence...
Several days later Juanita visits Maria. Maria asks, "Did you vote." Juanita replies, "Yes. It took me a while to find it." It turns out Juanita went to the high school football field to vote...
After a half-an-hour or so of intensive searching, Juanita finds the polling booth. She complains to Maria because "They didn't let anybody go inside the booth with me (her). When I voted in 1996 me and my friend went in the same booth." In desperation, Juanita attempts to copy off of her neighbor's paper. Then she tries to remember what Maria told her...
"That's it," she thinks to herself. She begins to scan the paper for the name of the candidate her good friend Maria told her.
"Did you vote on the propositions," asks Maria? "No," replies Juanita, "I just voted for the president." Maria asks, "Did you vote for the one I told you?"
A long pause ensues. Juanita replies, "I couldn't find JERRY so I voted for Bush."
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The prime example of a Bush supporter! I swear to God they should make these people take a test before they vote.
Here is a true story of one woman's quest to cast a ballot and help decide the next president of the United States.
Juanita visits Maria. She asks Maria "Who do I vote for for president?" Maria replies, "I'm voting for Kerry, but you can vote for whoever you want." Juanita replies, "Oh, they'll tell me at the place who to vote for, right?" Maria states, "NO."
The Maria tells Juanita where to go to vote, "At the church across the street from the high school." Juanita leaves with a sense of confidence...
Several days later Juanita visits Maria. Maria asks, "Did you vote." Juanita replies, "Yes. It took me a while to find it." It turns out Juanita went to the high school football field to vote...
After a half-an-hour or so of intensive searching, Juanita finds the polling booth. She complains to Maria because "They didn't let anybody go inside the booth with me (her). When I voted in 1996 me and my friend went in the same booth." In desperation, Juanita attempts to copy off of her neighbor's paper. Then she tries to remember what Maria told her...
"That's it," she thinks to herself. She begins to scan the paper for the name of the candidate her good friend Maria told her.
"Did you vote on the propositions," asks Maria? "No," replies Juanita, "I just voted for the president." Maria asks, "Did you vote for the one I told you?"
A long pause ensues. Juanita replies, "I couldn't find JERRY so I voted for Bush."
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The prime example of a Bush supporter! I swear to God they should make these people take a test before they vote.