Read the ballot instructions three times.
Use a medium ball point pen – black, not blue ink, not a Sharpie, or it could be rejected.
Fill in the little circles like I’m defusing a bomb, don’t mess up, or it could be rejected.
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An old, mad, blind, despised, and dying King;
Princes, the dregs of their dull race, who flow
Through public scorn,—mud from a muddy spring;
Don’t ever underestimate a Grandma. I know that better than anybody. I couldn’t help watching this and thinking about the woman who took me in and raised me when she was 69 years old. My Grandma, my teacher!
Tulsi Gabbard, who I also happen to like, who also happens to be female, is still in the Presidential race. I totally forgot about her. Continue reading
Mayor Peter Buttigieg is out! He finished the race with style and grace. Others should follow but probably won’t. Amy Klobuchar has no chance of winning the Presidential nominee, yet she insists to continue an already lost battle. Continue reading
$1,700 to $3,500 per the ticket for the last Democratic debate in South Carolina. Imagine that! Surely anyone of us could pay that easily out of the petty cash, right?
The average voter cannot afford these ticket prices, leaves me wondering if the people in the audience weren’t just there to manipulate the debate. Perhaps just another Millionaire trick? Nah….they wouldn’t, or would they? Continue reading
The Iowa caucus will be held today. The Democratic Party members will meet at a public place, and discuss the candidates and general issues. Instead of using voting booths, they stand together in groups, supporting different candidates. It’s more of a neighborhood meeting, a gettogether between friends and neighbors. Continue reading
This is not the first election in my lifetime that didn’t end the way I wished for, but it is the first election that left me feeling scared. Continue reading
