As you know, I'm voting for myself for President this year (you should, too). I'm completely unhappy with every other declared candidate, and there's no one out there that I feel I can support. Plus, this is the first year that I'm old enough to be eligible to hold the office.
Having said that, I still keep a glancing eye on politics. When
blistermoth posted an Obama Video in her LJ, I took a look at it. It was really cool -- someone took one of his speeches and turned it into a song:
I love it when people get creative collaboratively on things like that. Even though I don't agree with Obama's politics at all, I really think that's a cool video.
Having said that, I still keep a glancing eye on politics. When
blistermoth posted an Obama Video in her LJ, I took a look at it. It was really cool -- someone took one of his speeches and turned it into a song:I love it when people get creative collaboratively on things like that. Even though I don't agree with Obama's politics at all, I really think that's a cool video.
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But, really, why should a "regular joe" look to take political advice from a celebrity on the basis of their being a celebrity? When I want advice on politics, I look to news analysts and political commentary. When I want to be entertained, I look to musicians and actors.
But, yeah, it probably will be a noticeable factor this time around.
I'm with you on the cal for a libertarian alternative.