6. i really mean no disrespect to p diddy, and i don't
watch TV that much, and certainly have not watched MTV for 15 years, but i had a really hard time deciding what side he was on. It seemed like he was doing the gotv for the other side.
I've posted it elsewhere and maybe I'm being a tad humorless but we had black students stand on line 8 hours at Dillard and Xavier Universities in New Orleans to vote. In a "red" state. P. Diddy did his part, the young African-Americans did their part. Now we need to do our part to make sure they have enough voting machines in their district in future.
If you're saying he didn't get enough people, I really think you'd be hard pressed to find another figure as well known and respected as he is among young people.
12. Well, "Vote or Die" was an unconvincing slogan
A little too hyperbolic at first blush to be effective. "Vote or I'll Cap You Like I Capped Biggie", on the other hand, now that would've lit a fire under people.
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