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Today I voted for a woman for president. I'm 69 years old (will be 70 this spring). I went home and cried. I'm so thankful to have lived long enough to see a woman in the White House. And not just any woman, but one who is absolutely qualified to be there. I voted for my granddaughter so she will have a choice and control over her own body. I voted for my trans grandchild, so they will not be erased. I voted for clean air, clean water, clean soil. I voted for health care, childcare, and elder care centers. When we vote, we vote not just for a person, but for what we believe.
DaBronx
(517 posts)Good job!
Tweedy
(1,231 posts)then I started walking out with the scanned ballot in my hand, a broad smile on my face to hear Excuse me? Dont you want to cast your ballot?
Well, yes! While caught up in my reverie, I almost left without sticking that paper ballot back into the machine so it could be counted.
Thank goodness for that attentive poll worker!!
MLAA
(18,728 posts)Emile
(31,352 posts)She is going to be a great president.