EFL Reg Req
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The War of Independence was a long time ago, but some Clark County voters are feeling the itch to tell those across the big pond where to bloody well go. Linda Rosicka, Clark County Board of Elections director, said she heard a common sentiment Thursday about a British newspaper's attempt to influence America's presidential election: "We already fought the American Revolution."
But have they paid their bill for the voter list yet?
"For the most part, I don't think people are too impressed," Rosicka said. "Clark County people are fiercely independent.
Pretty sharp. They figured out al-G without reading a full issue.
Marie Lewis, a Manchester, England, resident, said she got the name and address of a Clark County voter, wrote a letter and sent it via air mail Wednesday. "I've got very mixed feelings, but I've got to do my bit
for the anti-war effort,"
Lewis, who has visited Ohio twice, said. "I apologized for interfering but then interfered. "I couldn't stop myself," Lewis said. asked him to vote for anyone but President Bush." Lewis cited a desire for peace as the reason she wrote someone she has never met let alone heard of.
| It wasn't Lewis' country that was attacked, was it? Big Ben's still standing, the Tower is untouched. |
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