Have a very Murray Christmas!
This is so dumb it’s almost funny.
Please complete and return when done. (at Cambridge, Massachusetts)
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Happy Election Day, Tumblr!
If you’ve already mailed in your absentee ballot or participated in early voting, give yourself a pat on the back followed by a healthy round of applause. You did it, constituents! You knew your voice was important and you made damn sure that it was heard.
For the majority of you, today is your time to shine. These midterm elections are important because you get to vote at the local level. You get to have a say in what matters the most to the communities in which you live, work, and spend much of your time and money.
Today is your chance to protect what you love and fight for what you believe in.
Make sure you’re prepared before you leave your home to vote:
- Make sure you have any necessary paperwork
If you live in New York or California, you can just state your name and address to cast your ballot. Neat! Other states have different requirements, like you may need to present a photo ID. You can check out the specifics for your state here.- Look into when and where to vote
Some voting polls can open as early as 6 a.m. and close as early as 6 p.m. Others are open until 9 p.m. Checking your polling location and its hours is easy—just head on over to Vote.org’s polling place locator.- Know your rights
It’s important for you to know your rights and what actions you can take if you are denied the opportunity to vote. Voter intimidation is illegal, and you have every right to report any sort of intimidation or harassment you see at the polls. This can affect anyone, but is often used to prevent historically disenfranchised people from being heard.Voting is a right. Voting is a privilege. Voting is a responsibility. When you vote today, think of the people in your life who weren’t able to vote 60, 80, 100 years ago. Think of how far we’ve come. Think of how far we still have to go. Think of the voiceless who are not able to vote today, but deserve as much help and protection as anyone else. Just think—and vote.
Oh, and join us later tonight for live coverage of the midterms with Yahoo! News. Just hop on Tumblr at 7:30 p.m. ET and you won’t miss a beat.
This is it. See you at the polls, Tumblr.
npr:
It was surreal moment even for a White House accustomed to surreal moments.
During a meeting with President Trump, Kanye West delivered animated and wide-ranging remarks on issues from the 13th Amendment to U.S. manufacturing.
West spoke to reporters for nearly 10 minutes in the Oval Office. Wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat, he repeatedly complimented Trump, who nodded in agreement.
West said he loved everyone — including Trump’s former presidential rival, Hillary Clinton — but he said he could relate to Trump’s “male energy.”
“It was something about when I put this hat on, it made me feel like Superman,” West said. “You made a Superman cape for me, also, as someone who looks up to you … looks up to American industry guys.”
After West finished speaking, Trump, who is known for his own stream-of consciousness speaking style, said, “I tell you what — that was pretty impressive.”
“That was quite something,” Trump added.
‘Quite Something’: Kanye West Makes A Statement In The Oval Office
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Completely off his meds….
Absolute truth: I have had this head of lettuce in my refrigerator for 6 weeks, not one brown edge, not one leaf thrown away. Just pulled it out of the crisper drawer. What sort of nuclear-chemical madness is this, @greengiant? How can this be perfect for so long??
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#vegetables #lettuce #forevergreen #mysterious #magic #unexplained @kenmoreappliances (at Nevada, Missouri)
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