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Reply to Newsjock (Original post)

Tue Nov 6, 2012, 01:31 PM

Nov 2012

He probably wishes he'd thought of recommending it in his email encouraging employees not to vote Obama. He and the Kochs will probably fight to make it legal for the next election wherever states prohibit it.

* On my machine, I would have been able to back up and change my choice after taking the pic for my employer. But employees who wouldn't have voted except their employer wanted it would probably just hit "finish". And others may worry or have concerns about doing that (some people would consider it lying and wouldn't want to)

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