PBS is running "The Great American Read" every Tuesday evening. Voting closes on October 18th. So we need to get the vote out and really make a push for AS. In one of the Tuesday programs coming up, AS is supposed to be one of the featured books.

I would hope she would say--that a hard-core big government-sponsored site is the PERFECT place, and way, to 'push back', if you will. I think highlighting the popularity and importance of AS--is a good way to possibly find others that might be 'enlightened' or might also have an epiphany.

Every day.

Reminder to all of the Gulch to keep voting for Atlas Shrugged.

She probably would say to vote, but knowing her wit, she would have some clever comment to add to that.

I rather wondered the same thing. But then, I'm surprised that PBS included it at all. Maybe AS is the token "Conservative" book the network thought that they should include to appear fair. So let's make it a winner and surprise PBS.

"Vote." Public schools and universities don't mean you should not advocate her ideas either.

Voting for AS on a Public Broadcasting Service web site? I wonder what Ayn Rand would say.

You are certainly most welcome.

Just a reminder: It's now more important than ever to vote for AS. With the Socialist gaining strength, we need to have AS to finish well and get it out in front of the American people. So vote and vote daily.

Oh.

I got it to work.
Thanks for the encouragement.

No, you don't have to log onto Facebook, I'm not on Facebook, and I simply voted by giving my email address. I vote every day for Atlas Shrugged. It takes me all of five seconds after the first time. Please try again. Do you really want some of these other mediocre books to win!!!

Not just "voted"; continue every day. This has already been in progress months. https://www.galtsgulchonline.com/post...

They urge book supporters to vote very day. Facebook voting is separate from email registration, and like other such polls, people are probably voting by both methods on the same day, Chicago-voting style.

I have found that the once a day voting by email registration seems to be implemented by requiring a 24 hour wait, which is not once a day: As your vote is registered 24 hours plus some time interval as a practical matter, you are pushed farther and farther back until you lose an overnight period and therefore a whole day. You can avoid that by using two email addresses and alternating each day to comply with the policy of once a day.

I have also found that if more than one person votes through the same IP connection you have to clear cookies in the browser.

Wonder if the Public Broadcast System will give us a fair "election". Better than NPR, I suppose, but still heavily reliant upon government funding, from what I understand.

I voted! Definitely my favorite all time book! It is timeless.

I didn't. Just opened the link in a new tab, and voted,

More security than voting for con-gress.

You can give an email address to vote without FB.
That's how I vote ;^)

You have to be logged into Facebook to vote.
Ironic
I didn't vote, sorry.

Thanks for the reminder ;^)