In state elections, we had to choose between the Republican, who's also on the liberal line, or the Democrat, who's also on the Conservative line.
I honestly can't figure out how that would make anyone happy, on either side of the aisle.
To celebrate our patriotism today:
- all of us are wearing red, white, and blue (or at least a couple of those colors)
- we're having a mini election-day party tonight as a family (I'll be sitting at the computer watching the numbers roll in while we do something as a family, like play Wii Bowling
- the girls and I made a button mosaic of the flag. It was a great use of the jars and jars of buttons from my family!
Happy Election Day!
3 comments:
Personally, I vote for a person rather than a party.
I don't vote for a party specifically, but we do pay attention to which party endorsement(s) they have, especially when their voting records are sparse/nonexistent.
I'd love to hear how to vote for the person rather than the party when there are 49 people on the ballot (as there was for us this election). I suppose you have to have a higher level of commitment to the democratic process than I do. ;-)
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