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April 27, 2009

Voter eligibility test

Back in September 2006 I wrote this voter eligibility test. I think it’s still valid.

The test should have questions such as...

Q) Is professional wrestling real?

( ) Yes   ( ) No

Q) When did Martin Sheen served as President?

( ) within the past year   ( ) within the past five years   ( ) never

Q) I watch Jerry Springer.

( ) yes   ( ) no

Q) Which Amendment says "Church and States shall be separate"

( ) The First Amendment   ( ) The Fifth Amendment   ( ) none

Q) 9/11 was planned and executed by...

( ) The Jews   ( ) The Bush Administration   ( ) Radical Moslems

Q) Abortion is specifically mentioned in which Amendment?

( ) Fourth   ( ) Third   ( ) none

Q) You actually took the time to find out the stance on the issues of what percent of candidates?

( ) none   ( ) a few   ( ) as many as I could   ( ) all

Q) It's better to vote, even if you don't know who you're voting for, than to not vote at all?

( ) true   ( ) false

Q) On short notice, Presidents can influence international oil prices as well as the timing and location of Hurricanes.

( ) true   ( ) false

(For those who wonder what the right answers are, they are, in order, No, Never, No, None, Radical Moslems, None, either "as many as I could" or "all" would be acceptable,  False, and False.)

...you don't pass the test, you don't get to screw up the country by voting. It would be as simple as that.

Posted by Danny Carlton at April 27, 2009 8:12 AM

Comments

I encourage you Danny to sign up for the Supreme Court next time there is a vacancy so you can help them reinterpret the First Amendment.

It seems to me that both the Court's and Thomas Jefferson's interpretation of the free exercise clause of the First Amendment was pretty clear that the "Church and State" should be seperate.

I find it puzzling that the religious conservative movement and the Taliban hate each other so much when they have so much in common. (except for different imaginary gods of course)

Posted by: Tom at April 27, 2009 11:28 PM

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