簡單對話:(投票篇) 5. Freedom of Choice
A: My household is registered as Republican.
B: Why is that so upsetting?
A: I really want to vote for Obama!
B: You're allowed to vote for him even if you're Republican.
A: Really? I didn't know that.
B: Of course, you're not restricted from anything.
A: Can I also vote for Republican State representatives?
B: Yes, that's okay, too.
A: I prefer a world not based on what party you're in.
B: Me, too. It makes things seem a lot more equal.
A: I'm going to fill out my sample ballot now!
B: Alright! I will, too.
B: Why is that so upsetting?
A: I really want to vote for Obama!
B: You're allowed to vote for him even if you're Republican.
A: Really? I didn't know that.
B: Of course, you're not restricted from anything.
A: Can I also vote for Republican State representatives?
B: Yes, that's okay, too.
A: I prefer a world not based on what party you're in.
B: Me, too. It makes things seem a lot more equal.
A: I'm going to fill out my sample ballot now!
B: Alright! I will, too.
