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Election officials worried that people might actually try and vote this year
July 25, 2008 - The election isn't for a few more months, but election officials are already apologizing for ruining everything. The introduction of new voting machines is expected to baffle voters and poll workers alike. Plus, with...Filed under: United States Election Assistance Commission, voting technology, Election Day, new voters, Election Day 2008, new voting equipment, voting equipment, optical scanners, voting optical scanners, chad, hanging chads, paper ballots, paper ballots chads, recount, voting machine, voting machines, voter registration, poll workers, Obama poll workers, poll workers Election Day, voter influx, voter influx 2008, electionline.org, ballot design
From The Room: France Has Become an International Super Villain
February 27, 2008 - France has become cool again. It's not about their movies. It isn't for their clothes, or their food, their accents or anything so outwardly expressed. France has become cool because of their international politics. Amnesty International has recently come forward with information that says Franc...
From The Room: Batman Takes on the U.N.
February 1, 2008 - After being blown up in Syriana for playing a CIA agent who tries to foil a terrorist missile sale in Lebanon, George Clooney has accepted the role as the new United Nations Messenger of Peace to Darfur...
From The Room: French Resistance
November 14, 2007 - After years of investing pennies a day in charities designed to help the children, we are reaping what we've sown. After years of educating these children, they've grown up, and just like our own bastard children, they've decided...
From The Room: Argentina: A Post-Election Analysis
October 30, 2007 - It does not surprise me that Argentina finally elected a female president. Argentina is the country with the most girly name. It's a lovely name. Meet my niece, Argentina. I think Argentina is the most feminine o...
