Election Day

This is the time when I'm probably supposed to make some sort of happy non-partisan post about how we should all make sure we exercise our right to vote, regardless of who we vote for. 

But screw that. In all honesty, if you're a Republican, it would be fine by me if you just stay home. 

Go catch a movie, take your family out to dinner, or check out what's good on TV tonight. There's an interesting hockey game going on in Cambridge between Harvard and RPI... check it out! Tickets are only $8! Your vote isn't going to matter anyway, so why bother? :)

I kid (kind of). Obviously, whoever you are, you should get out there and vote. Your vote will matter, even in Massachusetts, because we face three very important ballot questions.

I have honestly been on the fence about all three, because the proponents and opponents of each have all made very convincing arguments and I can understand the logic behind voting either way on all three questions. I may even change my mind between now and the time I cast my vote.

For now, however, I'm pretty confident with my three choices: No, Yes, Yes. I think that when all is said and done, the winners will be No, Yes, No.

What do you think?