ran 1.1 miles
Four weeks in. I have run 69.2 miles and typed 14,310 words in the name of what I believe to be an imminent overthrow of everything that is wrong in America. Barack Obama’s second term can only be attributed to reasonable minds that fail to vote or radical minds that don't seem to have very much appreciation for the foundations on which this country was built.
My daily running average is 2.47 miles a day. My daily posting average is 511.07 words a day. For those of you who think nothing matters and that American politics are just American politics, I implore you to realize that one day politics will be a very big deal for you, and the sooner you prioritize your political agenda, the better.
America, in the next couple of decades, will either remain American or it will no longer be America as we know it. And much of that direction starts right now with what path we choose in the midterm elections and who we don't elect on November 6, 2012.
When a government or an administration sinks, its final bubbles rising to the surface are reminders of why we made that mistake and we ought to aspire to not repeat the same mistakes in the future.
2010.8 miles to go.
Four weeks in. I have run 69.2 miles and typed 14,310 words in the name of what I believe to be an imminent overthrow of everything that is wrong in America. Barack Obama’s second term can only be attributed to reasonable minds that fail to vote or radical minds that don't seem to have very much appreciation for the foundations on which this country was built.
My daily running average is 2.47 miles a day. My daily posting average is 511.07 words a day. For those of you who think nothing matters and that American politics are just American politics, I implore you to realize that one day politics will be a very big deal for you, and the sooner you prioritize your political agenda, the better.
America, in the next couple of decades, will either remain American or it will no longer be America as we know it. And much of that direction starts right now with what path we choose in the midterm elections and who we don't elect on November 6, 2012.
When a government or an administration sinks, its final bubbles rising to the surface are reminders of why we made that mistake and we ought to aspire to not repeat the same mistakes in the future.
2010.8 miles to go.
You are exactly right on people not getting involved/ caring/ voting. We must get off the couch and learn about candidates and then go vote accordingly. It's a very simple process, don't listen to what the candidate is saying they will do or what they say they believe, look at what they have already done and who his/her friends/ mentors are...
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