friendfeed.com - 11/4/2008
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Yes, it's a bit funny, yes, you shouldn't be fooled and, yes, maybe the people who believe it shouldn't be voting anyway. Regardless, it offends me because someone is out there blatantly trying to trick people into not voting, and specifically not voting for a particular candidate. That's just ...
thismodernworld.com - 10/31/2008
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thismodernworld.com —
Now that the crops are in from the
fields, it’s time to set the clocks back an...
hour. Which is to say, daylight savings time ends Sunday.
(more)
Spring forward, fall back
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Reports Of False Text Messages Crop Up In Several States
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed —
This could be a cheap (if elaborate) hoax, but bloggers in multiple states are posting cell phone photos of text messages urging Obama supporters to vote on Wednesday, November 5.
First reports of the false text message came from writers in Arizona and Texas. Meanwhile, the Huffington Post received another image from a source who said he received a similar text message in Illinois.
The new image shows a phone featuring a message that reads: "Due to the long lines today, all Obama voters are asked to vote on Wednesday. Thank you! Please forward to ...
Reports Of False Text Messages Crop Up In Several States
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com —
This could be a cheap (if elaborate) hoax, but bloggers in multiple states are posting cell phone photos of text messages urging Obama supporters to vote on Wednesday, November 5.
First reports of the false text message came from writers in Arizona and Texas. Meanwhile, the Huffington Post received another image from a source who said he received a similar text message in Illinois.
The new image, courtesy of St. Louis software engineer Matt Gatten, shows a phone featuring a message that reads: "Due to the long lines today, all Obama voters are asked to ...
Voter Intimidation via Text Message
The Latest on Air America —
... (Take note of the spelling of Wednesday): [image] Another voter received this one : [image] With new voter turnout so high, it is important to remind people that no matter what information they are hearing, voting is today and you only have a few more hours to do it. So go vote.
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