This is where I live.

They refuse to fight.

They refuse to pay taxes.

But..

If he does win reelection, Ressler said, God has "answered our prayers and given us another chance."

Sheehan had a dream five years ago that jolted her to political awareness. It included an ostrich with its head in the sand, a lion advancing against it, an American flag in the background, and a letter that read: "America, this is a wakeup call."

Weaver is a member of the Church of the Brethren, one of the historic "peace churches." But he is not a pacifist. He believes in "non-resistance," meaning that Christians shouldn't be involved in war. Yet he supports the war in Iraq and says most of his congregation agrees. His support of President Bush stems primarily from his pro-life views.

Earlier in the day, an Amish family pulled up in a horse and buggy. But they spoke no English--only Pennsylvania German--and had to be led through the process by an election volunteer in order to cast their ballots.

The whole article:

http://www.beliefnet.com/story/155/story_15555_1.html

POINT AND LAUGH, IF YOU WANT TO...

...but, I can't WAIT.

>>Billy Corgan, with his new poetry book, 'Blinking with Fists' currently sitting at #24 on the New York Times Best Seller list, has apparently finished his solo album. According to Corgan, this album is truly a solo effort as he plays all the instruments himself. When asked if he has any special guest artists on the new album, Corgan explained that he brought in Robert Smith of The Cure to help him sing a version of the Bee Gee's "To Love Somebody."

"No, my solo album truly is solo. It's pretty much all me. There's only one guest musician that's Robert Smith from The Cure who's on one song." Corgan went on to add "I do a cover of a Bee Gees song from the 60's called 'To Love Somebody' and he sings on that with me. It's really beautiful; I'm really excited about it."

*loves that song*