Vote Bitches!

This year Greenwich changed from the mechanical voting machines to the ultra-modern "paper" method. Voting in CT is insanely simple. There is usually a maximum of 4-5 positions, and few if any additional "Questions". Unfortunately, this year is the once-in-twenty-years time CT votes on having a Constitutional Convention. A "Yes" on this Question would allow CT to become similar to California, in that the CT Constitution (CTC) could be amended by a simple popular vote. This is also about a month after the CT Supreme Court (CTSC) stated that same-sex marriages could occur. Why couldn't the CTSC make that judgement *after* today?

I've done my job. Now all I can do is await the results.

Vote Bitches!

This year Greenwich changed from the mechanical voting machines to the ultra-modern "paper" method. Voting in CT is insanely simple. There is usually a maximum of 4-5 positions, and few if any additional "Questions". Unfortunately, this year is the once-in-twenty-years time CT votes on having a Constitutional Convention. A "Yes" on this Question would allow CT to become similar to California, in that the CT Constitution (CTC) could be amended by a simple popular vote. This is also about a month after the CT Supreme Court (CTSC) stated that same-sex marriages could occur. Why couldn't the CTSC make that judgement *after* today?

I've done my job. Now all I can do is await the results.

Back in Black

Meet the Starbucks Black Card. It's shiny.

Back in Black

Meet the Starbucks Black Card. It's shiny.