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Are you ready for the Iowa Caucuses? 

Well, 

we are finally here. 

A chance to get out our number two pencils 

and mark the ballot of who should win the Presidential primaries!  

Then we get that little oval shaped sticker which reads

"I Voted." 

Won't that be nice?

We are going to start today, 

as a Nation, 

picking who will be the 

Democratic 

and 

Republican 

nominations for 

President of the United States. 

First it's 

Iowa, 

on February 9^th, 

its 

New Hampshire, 

and then we get into the mess where States force you to register as a Democrat 

or Republican before you can vote. 
Iowa does this too, 
but they hold the Caucasus on the same night for both parties. 
In other States, 
like on February 20^th in 

Nevada, 

Democrats get to vote for their choice as who they feel should be their candidate 

and three days later the Republicans get their chance to vote on who should be theirs. 

If you think that is foolish, 

by not letting people vote for whomever they feel is the best candidate from any party on the same day,  

on March 1^st, 

Alaskan Republicans 

get to vote for their candidate while the 

Alaskan Democrats 

have to wait until March 26^th for their chance. 

And the Government wonders why people think voting is waste of time. 

I know you Trump fans love this news which came out last night right before the 

Iowa Caucuses; 

“Donald Trump has the highest unfavorable rating since Gallup began tracking the indicator for nominated candidates from either political party during the 1992 elections. Just two days before the Iowa caucuses, 60 percent of Americans surveyed view Trump unfavorably, versus 33 percent who see him favorably.” By Todd Beamon for Newsmax. 

We can only hope.

This is,

Really Interested To See How The Vote Goes,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

 “The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” - Winston Churchill -

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