<p>A fundamental problem with the door pounding - if the person didn’t have enough inclination to vote then they likely also didn’t have enough inclination to know who the candidates are, the views of each them, what the propositions are, and the details of them, etc. IMO, these people ‘shouldn’t’ vote since an uninformed vote is worse than a non-vote.</p>
<p>I’m okay with the door pounding only if it’s done in adequate time for the individual overcome their apathy and come up to speed on the candidates, propositions, issues before voting. Even then it’s questionable whether the uninterested party should really be voting.</p>
<p>driver, you think you’re a big shot, but Joe P has yet to call YOU!!! Have Newt or Tom Ridge been on Saturday Night Live? Has John McCain? Wait, he was…Nevermind.</p>
<p>I’ve received 3 calls so far tonight for something to do with Brian Bilbray (California) but in all cases I hung up before hearing what they have to say.</p>
<p>Joe Piscopo - he used to be an actor. I haven’t heard anything of him since old SNL days. I guess now he just calls people to vote? </p>
<p>I’m still waiting for Ahnold to call me but I guess he’s busy.</p>
<p>Speaking of not voting, last year a bunch of teenagers at my kids HS had buttons with bush’s picture and the words, “not my President”. I felt like telling them, “yeah, he isn’t your President. You don’t vote, you don’t pay taxes, you live off the goodwill of your parents.”</p>