Top Ten Reasons I Can't Wait For Nov. 7

That's right, you heard me.  I can't wait for November 7 to be here.  I'm so sick of this presidential election and all the issues/crap that have come because of it. I'm a bit disturbed by all the animosity in this presidential election.  I feel I've never heard such mean things being said by everyone about people they don't even know.  Let's keep in mind that when the smoke clears and a winner is decided, we're all going to have to be friends, no matter what.  Expressing political opinions is fine, but don't do it at the expense of someone else. I'm planning on voting for Romney because I agree with more of his policies than I do of Obama's. It's not because he's Mormon, it's not because he's white, or because I hate gay people (which I don't, obviously) or because I hate Obama.  I don't hate anyone. (I believe I've mentioned that on here before.) I would like to think that Obama is a kind man who seems devoted to his family just as much as any other ambitious, full-time politician (which includes Romney).

So here they are, the Top Ten Reasons I Can't Wait for November 7

10. I love all odd numbered days.
9. I look forward to being friends again with all my pals on facebook.

8. I'm tired of conservative republicans being compared to terrorist leaders (if you haven't seen this yet, it's quite ridiculous).
7. My 5th graders can't even get through a day without an "Obama sucks" or "Romney is the best." Of course, those impressionable kids are just coughing up the positive things their parents are saying at home.
6. I think November 7th sounds like a good day for a peanut butter smoothie. Just sounds like a great idea.
5. It's a day before I perform for a Hale Theater event at the event center of UVU.
4. Even though it's always a hot topic online, I'll be glad when this wave of "Mormons are the Worst People in the World" has ebbed.
3. People in the faculty room can finally talk about something else. Like Korean dramas.
2. I'm exceedingly tired of celebrities (aka actors and actresses) pretending like they are somehow more qualified than any other person on the planet to tell me how to vote and who's unfair.
1.Elections make me break out.

So good luck, come November 6th. Let the man with the most votes win.