I follow politics almost religiously, and not just the news, I read meeting minutes, watch legislative sessions, read proposed bills, comment on proposed bills, and I read commentary from a spectrum of sources.\u00a0 You could say I consider myself an over-informed voter.\u00a0 Despite all this I have never been very politically active aside from voting (never have missed a vote) and commenting on bills.<\/p>\n
Today I wrote our State Senators the following:<\/p>\n
If you fund ObamaCare I will fund any opposition to you and all other senators that support this illegal bill.\u00a0 The majority of people (working and productive) and polls oppose this legislative abortion. (see: http:\/\/today.uconn.edu\/blog\/2013\/09\/uconn-poll-as-obamacare-enrollment-begins-majority-unfavorable<\/a>).<\/p>\n How can you DARE to fund something you have exempted yourself from, that is truly shameful.\u00a0 I will put all of my spare time and money into fighting you and those who stand with funding ObamaCare.\u00a0 I speak for myself and my entire family (9 voters) and most of our friends.<\/p>\n In addition to writing I have decide that I am entering a new phase in my life.\u00a0 Today, I am becoming more politically active.\u00a0 I plan on starting to attend the local political party meetings and possibly running for office in the next few years.\u00a0 I doubt I will get elected but you never know!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I follow politics almost religiously, and not just the news, I read meeting minutes, watch legislative sessions, read proposed bills, comment on proposed bills, and I read commentary from a spectrum of sources.\u00a0 You could say I consider myself an over-informed voter.\u00a0 Despite all this I have never been very politically active aside from voting