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For those undecideds...
This should help.
from MSNBC
Lindsay Lohan -- not (yet) registered to vote -- endorses Mitt Romney
Proving again that the Democrats do not have a total lock on the Hollywood vote, Lindsay Lohan has voiced her approval for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The actress on Monday teased her endorsement, saying on Twitter that she would give her thoughts on "our next president" at an event held Thursday, and she did not disappoint.
"I think unemployment is very important for now, so as of now I think (my vote) is Mitt Romney," Lohan told a slew of reporters at the Mr. Pink Ginseng Drink launch party in Los Angeles.
Romney has Lohan's endorsement, but whether he'll have her vote in November remains to be seen. The starlet, as of Friday morning, is not registered to vote. But she's working on it. "She is in the process of registering to vote," her publicist told TODAY. "I believe her papers have been sent in."
Re: For those undecideds...
Paperwork is like hard and stuff. All those lines and blanks and boxes. Sigh. It exhausts me to think of it.
::tosses hand on forehead and collapses::
Sadly, you are probably right.
And convincing people her mom is smoking crack too. Or so I heard on the radio this morning.
my read shelf:
i heard her whole family is a bunch of addicts. its sad
This is off-topic, but I sometimes wonder what in the end will make the undecideds make up their minds. It's a little odd---wonder what they are waiting for. It seems like they're shifting in the wind, looking at superficialities.
What bothers me is that they then act like they're intellectual and enlightened.
ITA.