Mailing My Ballot In Early

Apathy [ap-uh-thee]  1. absence or suppression of passion, emotion, or excitement.
                                     2. lack of interest in or concern for things that others find moving or exciting.  Dictionary.com

What's up

America?

Or,

in reality.

What's up

Millennials?

I keep hearing that you are;

Turned Off, Tuned Out, and May Not Vote!
By Clyde Hughes for NewsMax.com
"Millennials' interest in the election has dipped sharply since its peak in March and their lack of enthusiasm could mean many may not vote come Nov. 8, according to a USA Today/Rock the Vote Poll. That ordinarily would be bad news for Hillary Clinton, had Donald Trump not stumbled so badly recently, since millennials prefer Clinton over Trump by more than 3-1 and because their enthusiasm has tumbled since March when Sen. Bernie Sanders was fighting for the Democratic nomination, said USA Today. Millennials say jobs and the economy is the No. 1 issue followed by education and health care in the second tier and terrorism, civil rights, immigration and gun laws in the third tier, said the Ipsos-created poll. The Ipsos poll said millennials, ages 18 to 34, particularly millennial likely voters, mostly identify themselves as Democrats and Clinton has built her lead with the group, now up to a plus-49 percent advantage."

Let me tell you a little story about voting

and how every vote counts.

My

Grandfather,

when he was alive,

was a local

Politician

in the city of

Cudahy, Wisconsin.

The very first year he ran for public office,

his family was so sure that he was going to win,

that my

Mother,

when she was still being courted by my

Father,

when he was still courting my

Mother,

decided it was too much trouble for them to go out

and vote.

Back then,

the candidates would receive a phone call from the

Wisconsin Election Board

telling them of the results.

My

Grandfather

got the call

and lost by

One Vote.

If my

Parents

had gone out

and voted,

my

Mother's Vote

would have been the tying vote,

and my

Father's Vote

would have been the winning vote.

Your vote

and every vote counts.

The happy ending to this story is,

my

Grandfather

ran again for

Public Office

two years later

and won.

He then held the position for

16 Years

in a row until he retired.

True story.

In California,

There Is So Much More To Vote For Than Just For

The President Of The United States.

Like Preposition 60,

Which Requires "Adult Male Film Performers" To Where A Condom At All Times During Filming.

This is,

Mailing My Ballot In Early,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

 “Every election is determined by the people who show up.”
- Larry J. Sabato -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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