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Just because it ain't rolling, don't make it furniture! Back out of here!

By edging out. The Democratic challenger Donald Greenleaf. I'll call. I'll call him back. If we had a phone, you could. Come on! Goddamnit! It's cold. We're gonna be late again. You need a shower. Can't believe you slept in your clothes! Leave me any hot water? I don't know. Water heater fix itself? Christ, Molly! Why don't you just take the day off, okay? I'll write you a note. Now! I'm not going to tell you again! Alright, I'm coming! What? Egg salad. You like egg salad. Well, not every damn day I don't. You could mix it up a little. We're on a budget. You wanna eat better? Drink less beer. Fine. Fine. And don't forget today. What's. what's today? Election day, dummy! I'm supposed to do a report on you voting, remember? I already told you before I'm not even registered. I registered for you in the mail. That's great, I could get jury duty now. It's your civic responsibility. It's my civic, my what? It's your civic responsibility. My civic responsibility? Where you learning this crap? Mrs. Abernathy. Well, stay away from her. She's my teacher. What is it? A questionnaire. I'm supposed to ask you about your politics. Well, go ahead. I already filled it in. I wanted you to sound smart. Give me the first question anyway. What's your political affiliation? Alright, I'm a conscious objector. It's not a war, Bud. It's an election. And you are an independent. Independent? Why in the hell would I be an independent? Because the two party system. Has neglected the needs of the working poor. Let me tell you something, baby. Here we go again.

The voting doesn't count for a goddamn thing. Just a way to make you feel like you're in control of something.

It doesn't matter who you vote for, we can't afford insurance and.

If you get sick, I'm gonna have to start selling my blood again. Mrs. Abernathy said every vote counts. It's a social contract. It's a social contract. This Mrs. Abernathy is full of shit. Meet me at the polling place after work.

To spend a little more time with his daughter.

You forgetting something? Bud, screw this up and I'm leaving you. Where the hell is Dewey? He got laid off. Bullshit! He got insourced. Insourced. Instead of exporting our jobs to Mexico. They're importing Mexicans to take our jobs.

You're paranoid, you know that? Attention! The opening this morning is officially cancelled. I can't even read the damn signs no more! Our days are numbered, fellas. You mark my words! These hombres work twice as hard for half the money. I just figure they need this job twice as bad as us! Whose side are you on? I don't take sides, Lowell. Just stating the obvious.

Next thing, they'll be taking away our right to vote. You voting, Bud?

It's a social contract, isn't it? Who are you voting for? Shit if I know! I think I picked up a couple shades. Looks like an eight.

What do you think, Marty? I don't like the margin in Florida.

It's a social contract, isn't it?

Bus some young Republicans down to the polling stations in Palm Beach. Make sure they're tall, they're blonde and they're men. Because old Jews see a pack of angry young white males. And they're gonna think twice about getting out of their car!

Kennedy was a nine. And he put a man on the moon. That's what we need. Something to shoot for. A defining moment. Like. I don't know. Cure for cancer. Ohio run the gay marriage ad every twenty minutes. Let's see if we can't get those God fearing bastards off the fence. We take a bunch of scientists, put them in the desert somewhere. Like the Manhattan project. Are you listening to me? I'm serious about this.

I think that cancer is going to be a tough nut to crack in one term, sir. So, we make it a ten year plan. Lincoln got to see the end of slavery? No. Did Kennedy get to see the moon shot? Nope. No! But they got the credit! It's the idea that counts. The guy that sets the goal gets in the history books!