Voting in
Primaries and Who to Choose?
Written by George Lesche Jr.
on January 27th, 2008
Make sure you vote in your
own states primaries. Taking the time to vote, which may be between fifteen
minutes or one hour of your life might mean the difference between collecting
social security when you are retired or not collecting at all because theirs no
money left. If you are a college student, it might mean the difference between
higher college tuition or lower tuition with grants and scholarships. Therefore,
when the negative things happen to you, you would have wished you voted! Please
choose the best candidate who will best represent the future of the United
States. Do not vote on the biases of gender, race, or any other factors in this
election. Vote on the issues, and watch out for the lie machines (media, spin
factors from candidates’ campaigns.) Watch the debates to get a better picture
of a candidate who suits your views, but not only views but also the character
of that candidate. If a candidate only goes about accusing the other candidate
of things, well the accuser will most likely be the un-doer of the presidency.
In simpler terms, vote for the candidate who does not play political games and
get off the message by bashing members of his or her own party. So go ahead and
vote when it is your states turn. Just vote on these two major things and they
are both equally important moral character of the candidate and the issues of
which they all stand for.
God Bless,
George Jr.
