I haven't had the time to read the newspaper yet (left really early to college, now I'm at work, and my paper is home waiting for me to arrive), but I did hear on the car that they did a research or something that showed 51% of the americans approved Biden against only 37% approving Pallin. Guess her magic is wearing off. And if there is something that has always sounded really stupid to me is having a candidate gaining strength out of the popularity of his vice-candidate. Were people going to vote for Pallin as president or McCain? Really, really strange thing.

Guess the problem is having only two political parties. Either ur a republican or either ur a democrat, you don't get to stay somewhere in-between or not one of those two at all. Having more options always seems more appealing to me, that covers most people's political visions. And, having more parties, candidates proposals also seem more relevant, I guess. Comes before their parties ideology. To most people, at least. But then again you don't have to vote, you do it if you feel like it. God knows I wish I didn't have to. =/ Candidates get worse by the year, at the point of, out of, I don't know, seven candidates, none being worth of my vote. Most people around here wouldn't vote if they could. I'm sick of giving my time and my vote to the suckers trying to rule my country. Its sofb after sofb, and it never gets any better. Economy, maybe; social major importance problems? No way. But anyway... I still do, try to do the best thing. Not always possible, though. =/