The word can't isn't part of our vocabulary. I'm living proof that dreams can come true. I sat in that same chair, in that same school. If I can be Governor, so can you. He's also spoken strongly of our duties as citizens.
Voting is a privilege, but it's also a responsibility.
People have given their lives to protect our right to vote. We owe it to ourselves and to each other to exercise that right. President Lincoln's oratorical flourish was a bit different, perhaps, but the points are inescapably the same in substance. Governor Ventura published an autobiography last spring which received a great deal of media attention in the State and nationwide. Those absent references, I'd suggest, tell us more than the salacious bits about those values which inform the Governor's approach to public, and private, life.