View Poll Results: who are you voting for?
George W. Bush.
12
36.36%
Gen. Wesley Clark
0
0%
Dr. Howard Dean
3
9.09%
Undecided- Democrat
4
12.12%
Undecided- Republican
2
6.06%
Anyone but Bush
7
21.21%
Not Registered- Underage
1
3.03%
Not Registered- Other Reasons
2
6.06%
Candidate not Listed (please post)
2
6.06%
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally posted by axemansean
Nope, my parents are naturalized and they can't vote. You can't vote or run for president unless you are a citizen.
Nope, my parents are naturalized and they can't vote. You can't vote or run for president unless you are a citizen.
First right of citizenship:
The right to vote.
http://www.uscitizenship.info/benefits.htm
Im So JDM
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From: Portland Oregon
Originally posted by Black2000GSR
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First right of citizenship:
The right to vote.
http://www.uscitizenship.info/benefits.htm
:bs:
First right of citizenship:
The right to vote.
http://www.uscitizenship.info/benefits.htm
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Originally posted by Black2000GSR
:bs:
First right of citizenship:
The right to vote.
http://www.uscitizenship.info/benefits.htm
:bs:
First right of citizenship:
The right to vote.
http://www.uscitizenship.info/benefits.htm
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally posted by axemansean
You are a citizen only if you are born in the country. Green card holders are NOT US citizens. I was born in Ireland and stayed there for less than 6 months but I am still classified as an Irish citizen.
You are a citizen only if you are born in the country. Green card holders are NOT US citizens. I was born in Ireland and stayed there for less than 6 months but I am still classified as an Irish citizen.
Green card holder /= naturalized citizen.
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Originally posted by brtecson
:werd: if you get a big 8"*5" certificate, then you're a citizen and can vote. My in-laws have theirs in plaques in the living room display
:werd: if you get a big 8"*5" certificate, then you're a citizen and can vote. My in-laws have theirs in plaques in the living room display
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From: Charlotte, NC
Originally posted by brtecson
:werd: if you get a big 8"*5" certificate, then you're a citizen and can vote. My in-laws have theirs in plaques in the living room display
:werd: if you get a big 8"*5" certificate, then you're a citizen and can vote. My in-laws have theirs in plaques in the living room display