i care not for politics

and i dont watch tv too much so it didnt really bother me

We don't either but the World Series and the election JUST HAD to run right over eachother. >=(

Night Fury

I find it interesting that I saw at least 100% more ads proclaiming the (who knows if they're even true) negative aspects of the other candidate. People can't stop from hating on other people's attributes to the point that they forget focus on their own good virtues now? That's sad.

As well as the fact that it treaded on my precious World Series. ;_;

We watched the World Series in spite of the election.

But yeah, it's nice that I don't have to see ads of Mark Kirk and Alexi Giannoulias or however you spell it bashing each other. Since political corruption is one of Illinois' politicians' favorite pastimes, mudslinging on that subject is popular in campaign ads. Outside of that, I didn't see many Pat Quinn commercials, and no Bill Brady ads, but that's probably because Kirk and Alexi were taking up all the airtime.

The sad thing is that only three counties in Illinois voted for Quinn over Brady, yet Quinn is going to remain our Governor. One of those, of course, was Cook County.

Yeeah, we watched it regardless. The World Series, that is. Not the commercial.

Night Fury

The World Series made a mess out of my city, but it's all cool.

Those political commercials nearly drove me insane. "This person did this!" "Oh yeah? But he did that!" "He hates children!" "He's lying!"

I stopped caring for politics when the politicians stopped telling people what they were going do and began saying all the bad things their opponent would.

AKA before I was born.

New Jersey is too small, so we had commercials for us, New york AND Connecticut.

I almost died.

We didn't have any racist ones... prolly because there wasn't many interracial runnings in Colorado XD

But yeah, politics is sickening

Night Fury