Who do I vote for?

Without mentioning names, I will supply philosophies and directions of our political parties. You then fill in the names or the parties’ affiliations.

One party supports boys and girls showering together and sharing the same washrooms. The other party is for separate washrooms and showers.

One party wants to expand governmental jobs. The other party believes in smaller government and more private-sector jobs.

One party is for open borders, allowing anyone into this country. The other party supports limited immigration, allowing only a set number of immigrants into the country after they go through a formal entry process.

One party is for preventing Iran from having nuclear weapons and extracting a toll for 47 years of Iran and its proxies wounding and killing thousands of American military men and women. The other party is for peace and ignoring Iran.

One party believes it’s a person’s responsibility to ensure they have health insurance. The other party wants health insurance for everyone, paid for by taxpayers.

One party wants to build a ballroom with a presidential bomb shelter under it for future presidents in case of chemical, nuclear, or biological attack from foreign adversaries. The other party doesn’t want any structural changes to the White House without prior Congressional approval.

One party wants to eliminate police officers and prisons. The other party wants to hire more police officers and use prisons to incarcerate the violent criminals in society.

Without identifying the parties, choose which doctrines you support.

Larry Casey, Huntley