Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Governor Nathan Deal Event

I went to a dinner event with my mom and dad, and I met Governor Nathan Deal.  I also saw Congressman Westmoreland, State Senator Bill Jackson, and Congressional Candidate Lee Anderson.  We were at a big house and only people who were invited could come. 
I heard Governor Nathan Deal speak. I want to tell you a little about him.  Nathan Deal loves his job and tries his best.  He says we need good leaders and leaders that will help veto Obamacare.  He believes that Lee Anderson should be the next Congressman from the 12th district.  Some people ask Governor Deal, "How do I become a politician?"  His first answer is always, "Get a job and learn how to work!"  He also says that we need leaders that will help us. Governor Nathan Deal thinks that children need to be reading at a third grade level before they leave the third grade.  He believes reading mentors will help.
I also heard Congressman Westmoreland, and here are some of the things he said.  He said that the presidential election on November 6th is an important election.  He believes that we need to vote and try our best to support our favorite candidates running to be leaders.  He thinks that if a candidate is running to be a leader they need to vote as early as possible so people will follow their lead.  He also believes we need to help out in politics so we can help out our country.  We should vote and help spread the information about candidates so that others will realize that our candidates are good people to vote for.
These men are good men, and their beliefs and thoughts are great too.  I was so excited to meet Governor Nathan Deal and I even got my picture taken with him.

The Big Day

The Two Big People:
Today is a big day! It is the Presidential Election.  The two people running are, Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Barrack Obama.  Obama is an incumbent.  An incumbent is a leader running again for the same office.  Incumbents are able to meet more people because more people know who they are.

Why You Should Vote:
On the big day you should vote because every vote counts.  If you don't vote that is one less vote for the candidate that you want.  Vote for who you want, not for who your friend wants.  To know who you want to vote vote for you should read about them, listen to the news and meet and hear them speak at rallies. 

My Opinion:
I like Mitt Romney. I am 9 so I can't vote, but if I could I would vote for Mitt Romney.  I would vote for him because he will balance the budget and repeal Obamacare.  He is also a Republican.

Make sure you vote for who you want today.  Don't wait.  Go vote.  Polls will be closing soon.  I hope you have voted.  Now we will wait to see who our next President is!