I think using Social Media is a smart way to get at a more engaged voting demographic.

I originally thought younger, but then I realized how many grandmothers are on facebook. Instead of young and old I think of SM users as engaging.

If they are willing to spend the time on a network discussing and debating issues then they will also be a great influencer for the candidate.

This new transparency through social media is really exciting and I can’t wait to see where it goes past 2012.

For another President in history, i believe Teddy Roosevelt would make an exciting Google+ hangout moderator!

Lastly, I HOPE that in the future, voting will be done from computers.

Think about it, instead of getting a stupid voters registration card that allows me to vote from one place!!!! How about, everyone gets an @USA.GOV email address and when there are elections, you send in your vote via email. You apply to vote in the election, get an encrypted verification code so no one can fraudulently vote for you, then you input your verification through email and BAM. With that, I can vote from Hawaii and make my vote count in Fla!

This has to happen in this century right!!!????!!

It makes in one year what Apple makes in ONLY 3 weeks!

Does that make FB a good investment or not? As long as it keeps its foothold as the leading advertiser on the web I assume…
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