NewtAgain

Colorado probably has the best voting system in the US. Mail in paper ballots where you tear off a tab with a unique number on it. You can check of your vote was counted via the ID number on a website, the same website you self register to get the mail ballot. Polling locations also have drop off spots two weeks before election day and the day of election if you vote in person they literally just print you out a paper ballot with that same tear off tab. They have a digital way to fill out the ballots if you prefer but the counting is not done by those machines it's simply for printing a filled out ballot. It's so much easier than New York where I used to live and voting participation in Colorado is some of the highest in the country.

A lot of high schools team up with community colleges as well. I finished all of my Social Science / Humanities requirements before going to college through AP courses and Community College courses. I still had to be in school for 5 years (4+1 1 year of co-op work) but it allowed me to tack on a minor without taking a heavier course load.

This is exactly who I thought of when I first heard people talking about Hillary as "the most qualified". Henry Clay was an incredibly successful statesmen

I'm a pretty big fan of Starcraft and recognize that sometimes voice actors change. Both versions of Kerrigan are voiced fine. I honestly don't have a preference between them.