I didn’t have time to do a voting guide this year. But I can point you to Xrlq’s roundup of voting guides. (If you read only one guide on his list, read #10 — Xrlq’s own guide.)
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Don’t forget the fake voter guide that was peddled by the Kilgore campaign in Virginia. Such a class act; he REALLY wants to make sure that liberals do the right thing and not vote for the guy who will probably beat him. Do you think the Kilgore folks got that idea from Turdblossom, or was it original?
Comment by Frank Gorshin (829099) — 11/8/2005 @ 11:51 am