Not voting earns right to be quiet

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Did you vote?

Did you like the results? Do you like how things are being run now? Did you vote incumbents back into office? Think long and hard, if you don't like the results and you didn't vote for change in the form of new people and new regulations do not expect any change to occur because change will not happen on it's own.

If you did not vote then just shut up and be happy you voted by not voting.

Steve Sires
Bothell

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