annie88 said:

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And this can include either those you expected to be good and weren't or others you hadn't planned to vote for but regretted shortly after the election?

I'll go first. Obama 2008.

Only major Democratic candidate I have ever voted for my life. I must've been out of my damn mind.

But I didn't like McCain.

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Private PoopyPants said:

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Rick Perry

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ts5641 said:

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I was one of the dummies who voted for Perot. Just a horrible decision and led to Clinton.

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Bazooka Joe said:

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Paul Tsongas in the 1992 presidential democratic primary. It was a vote against Clinton.

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Sq4fish83 said:

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ts5641 said:

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I was one of the dummies who voted for Perot. Just a horrible decision and led to Clinton.

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Same

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uh-oh, this is like the eric76 bat-signal.

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annie88 said:

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waitwhat? said:

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Corn Pop said:

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Obama. First year of eligibility to vote (19) and I was a moron college student. Why I believe voting age should be 21 at a minimum

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I'd be happy raising voting age to 25 or higher. There is literally zero argument against saying that people should have some life experience under their belt before voting on how they think things should be.

"Bu-bu-but they pay taxes and should be able to vote!" So do 12 year olds mowing lawns (sales taxes) and 16 year olds working in fast food (income, FICA, sales, gas taxes) but we don't let them vote.

The only reason we'll never be able to raise the age to vote is because democrats would never win another election if it weren't for immature ideals of the young.

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You can't ask for people to serve their country at 18 and not have a right to vote though, that's the real problem.

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I'll go first. Obama 2008.

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AgBQ-00 said:

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McCain and Romney. I saw the Marxist roots of the Obama admin during his campaign thanks to Mark Levin.

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