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	<title>Comments on: Becoming the Enemy</title>
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		<title>By: Kim</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kim</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is no consolation for your ill-fated bumper, but maybe you can have the last laugh.  It is election day and I&#039;d like to share a little story ...
I dropped off my absentee ballot along with my husband&#039;s at our local precinct.  No problems, no lines, GREAT poll workers.

I was wearing my &quot;I Voted&quot; sticker to out-of-town client meetings I had throughout the day.  No one commented - until I stopped in at a Subway to grab a late lunch.  The young black man working behind the counter was excited to see my &quot;I Voted&quot; sticker.  We started to chat.  It was his first time voting and the first time he was old enough to vote. I finally asked &quot;You don&#039;t have to tell me but, may I ask who you voted for?&quot;  He literally beamed – &quot;Barack Obama!&quot; he said.  He told me he was so excited about this election.  It meant such a great deal to him. The anticipation in his voice, his face splitting smile said it all.  This election is so important to so many people - young and old - even this middle-aged white woman chatting to the young fellow making a sandwich for her! Finally, a sense of optimism is in the air!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is no consolation for your ill-fated bumper, but maybe you can have the last laugh.  It is election day and I&#8217;d like to share a little story &#8230;<br />
I dropped off my absentee ballot along with my husband&#8217;s at our local precinct.  No problems, no lines, GREAT poll workers.</p>
<p>I was wearing my &#8220;I Voted&#8221; sticker to out-of-town client meetings I had throughout the day.  No one commented &#8211; until I stopped in at a Subway to grab a late lunch.  The young black man working behind the counter was excited to see my &#8220;I Voted&#8221; sticker.  We started to chat.  It was his first time voting and the first time he was old enough to vote. I finally asked &#8220;You don&#8217;t have to tell me but, may I ask who you voted for?&#8221;  He literally beamed – &#8220;Barack Obama!&#8221; he said.  He told me he was so excited about this election.  It meant such a great deal to him. The anticipation in his voice, his face splitting smile said it all.  This election is so important to so many people &#8211; young and old &#8211; even this middle-aged white woman chatting to the young fellow making a sandwich for her! Finally, a sense of optimism is in the air!</p>
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