they've each got (important to their kid level) platforms with very similar, yet, "worlds apart" differences. they've got some literature for the voters to read, some ideas, and infomercials, as well as some referendum info for the voters to take a look at. both candidates decided to keep religion and taxes out of the election this time around .... thankfully.
the voting will take place tomorrow morning, after the kids have had the evening to think it over, ask questions, and peruse the info. we'll be voting with secret write in ballots. we've hired some special election officials to keep the voting above board (no florida here!) and we'll be posting the results as we're all four watching the REAL deal play out tomorrow on the tube, and radio ....
on the real deal, my apprehension and concern are ever present, as are so many other americans, however, i am gaining comfort with my decision.
time for a change. time for history to begin. be sure to excercise your right to vote, and make your own stamp on history.
VOTE! :)
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:-) What a fun idea!
I explained the whole American election thing to the kids, too. They understand parts of it, but get the gist that this is a historic night, indeed.
That's a great idea to help teach kids about our political system! I'm storing the idea for later use. ;-)
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