I''m simply a completely worthless jerk-off with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. i thought so...no wonder ..........

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The city council voted to accept an I.D. card, primarily issued by the Mexican government to illegal aliens, as an official form of I.D. for the purposes of obtaining housing, city services, and jobs. Should the city council reverse their decision?
Yes
(94%)
No
(6%)

Who is your cell phone provider?
SPRINT
(31%)
NEXTEL
(7%)
CINGULAR
(25%)
VERIZON
(8%)
U.S. CELLULAR
(7%)
Don''t have one
(10%)
T-Mobile
(11%)

What would you be interested in purchasing from an EvW online store?
Logo T-Shirt
(29%)
Logo Long sleeve T-Shirt
(6%)
Logo Ball Cap
(12%)
Logo Button Down Long Sleeve Polo
(3%)
Logo Coffe Mug
(18%)
Logo Bumper Sticker
(8%)
Logo Pen
(4%)
All of it
(19%)
Do you support the Corpus Christi City Council''s unanimous vote to ban smoking in all resturaunts?
NO, only the business owners should make such a decision.
(77%)
YES, I just hate the smell of smoke when I''m eating.
(23%)

If the Nueces County Judge''s election comes down to a choice between former Mayor Lloyd Neal and incumbent Nueces County Judge Terry Shamsie, who would you vote for?
Terry Shamsie
(38%)
Lloyd Neal
(62%)

Which of the following reasons best represts the reason you didn''t vote in the last election?
I couldn''t leave my internet porn for even 5 minutes.
(27%)
I was on my way to the polls but unfortunately I was raped, beaten, and threated with a gun.
(7%)
I''m too much of a freaking self-centered idiot to consider anything but my next beer buzz.
(10%)
I''m such an important V.I.P. that I couldn''t spare 5 minutes durring the weeks of early voting or the 11 hours on election day.
(17%)
I''m simply a completely worthless jerk-off with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
(39%)
If the Nueces County Judge''s election comes down to a choice between Joe McComb and incumbent Nueces County Judge Terry Shamsie, who would you vote for?
Joe McComb
(88%)
Terry Shamsie
(12%)

Do you support the "Minutemen" operation in which volunteers stand watch over sections of the U.S. border and report any illegal crossings to authorities?
Yes, it''s about time someone address the problem.
(97%)
No, I think we should have open borders so anyone can come and go as they please.
(3%)

Do you think terrorist bombings in London will cause an increase of support for the War on Terror in Europe?
Yes
(59%)
No
(38%)
No, It''s America''s fault anyway.
(2%)
Do you think the Black Civil Rights Groups and leaders have been doing their best to take care of the survivors from New Orleans?
No, all they have done is complain while others have made donations and volunteered.
(97%)
Yes, someone has to point out that racism caused the problem.
(3%)

Do you support allowing advertisement stickers to be placed on U.S. currency?
Yes
(1%)
No
(96%)
It depends on how much money the Federal Government can make off the deal.
(3%)

Should the phrase "In God We Trust" be removed from American Currency?
Absolutely Not!
(94%)
Yes, it offends me as a sensitive athiest.
(1%)
I wouldn''t know the difference one way or the other.
(5%)
Do you support the proposed “pedestrian only” mile of beach on Padre Island?
Yes, Only if the public has convenient access.
(46%)
No, if they take this mile of beach we''ll loose it all.
(49%)
Yes, even if they take the whole 75 miles of beach.
(4%)

Do you support illegal immigration reform consisting of a partial wall on our southern boarder and making illegal entry to the U.S. a felony?
Yes, it''s just common sense.
(97%)
No, because I think it''s wrong to have boarders.
(3%)

For Judge of Nueces County
Lloyd Neal (Republican)
(93%)
Larry Olivarez (Democrate)
(7%)
For Sheriff of Nueces County
Jimmy Rodriguez (Democrate)
(12%)
Jim Kalen (Republican)
(88%)

For District 32 State Representitive
Gene Seamen (Republican)
(87%)
Juan Garcia (Democrat)
(13%)

When looking at 2007 from a personal perspectifve, which of the following represents your viewpoint?
I am more positive for 2007 than 2006.
(61%)
I am less positive for 2007 than 2006
(39%)