Zoë Stagg

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“Present.”

Speaking of parties, despite being retired from the circus, I registered. I mean, if you want to retain all your Supercilious Merit Badges, you have to be registered.

And so, the oval that’s been #2ed in since 1996, is no longer. I know. And I KNOW.

Well friends, if you’re going to spend all your time trying to out-swagger, out-Carhartt, out-church, and out-pander to the crazies, I cannot. I don’t have enough poster board to play what you’ve become. And this from someone who spent 10 years at San Francisco polls hearing, “You want a WHAT kind of ballot?”

And being as its Oregon, the decision means:

By state law, you may only vote in the primary for the party for which you have registered.

So could I have picked so I could primary? Yes, but gaming the system is not as important as the fact that I don’t feel represented by any Major League team. So there it is: off the grid, unaffiliated, N/A, “Other”.

But good on ya, OR. That crazy mail-in only thing seems to be working.

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  1. chaptertwelve said: Yes. Yes, yes, yes. I did this in November of 2010 and it felt great. What you said about why you *were* a Republican is exactly why I will always be more (R) than (D), but I, too, left the Grand Old Party because I no longer felt represented.
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