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Vote
October 14, 2020
And when you do please make sure you really know what and who you are voting for. Voting for something or someone you know very little about is not truly exercising your constitutional right. It’s joining a bandwagon. And it’s careless. Inform yourself. Arm yourself. Make your own decisions. Then teach your kids how to do the same.
Here are some resources to help:
Find Out What's On Your Ballot
Know The Issues And How Your Representatives Vote
How To Find Congressional Votes
Until next time.
Be kind to yourselves and others,
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