Oh, The POWER!
Damn straight I'm filling it out, though God knows why I got it; I registered as "Independent." And yet it came with my name on the envelope and on the survey, so I guess it's mine.



Still, I had to answer "yes" to a distressing proportion of questions:

"Do you continue to support increasing the amount of security at airports, train stations, and all government builds including monuments and museums?"
"Do you agree that teaching our children to read and increasing literacy rates should be a national priority?"
"Should students, teachers, principals, and administrators be held to a higher standard?"
"Do you support President Bush's initiative to allow private religious and charitable groups to do more to help those in need?" (Not at the cost of other groups, or with the conditions he's giving to much of our current charitable output, but more charity's always good.)
"Do you agree that our top military priority should be fighting terrorists?" (Our top military priority, yes.)

The rest, I said "no" on. And I didn't even put a stamp on it, though the envelope told me that I'd be saving the Republicans money. HA!