Well it was raining today and instead of wasting my brain on a bunch of TV and video games I decided to prepare myself for the election. Of course choosing a president was easy, but going through the state offices and local offices as well as the propositions took lots of time and it was for sure more work that it needs to be. I think I spent about 3 hours of my time on reading everything in the pamphlet and IU feel like I am ready to vote now. I've got my notes, I've got my choices and I feel like an informed citizen ready to do my civic duty. I think everyone should do what I did to

As you noticed, I am not covering in my blog many topics that stay on top of the US society hot lists, as TV, sports, or elections. I am not truly interesting in these topics of discussion personally, so I do no feel of writing about. But, refusing to promote my personal political views on the upcoming president elections, I do have my strong points, what would be better for this country, backed up by personal experience, available information, and experience in politics back in Europe, where I was extremely politically active and where at one time I was elected as a member of the Central Committee