Unquestionably there’s a lot going on in the national political arena but today’s post shows one example of the grassroots element of politics. From Lincoln or Reagan Day dinners (or their Democrat counterpart, Jefferson/Jackson dinners), to booths at the county fair, to opening the county headquarters just before the election, to the average political club meeting, millions of Americans participate in the political process not just by voting but taking time out of their lives for a social get-together where they can meet their elected officials and candidates. Today was one such occasion here.
What I’m going to do from this point will mostly be a photo essay on the get-together we had today. Just hold the mouse over the photo for the explanatory caption.
So we had a pretty successful day and a good turnout. Afterward I went over to our headquarters and put together signs for later distribution. Then I came home and got my road work in. I’m just throwing the last picture in because I thought it was neat, taken as the sun set on another political day on Delmarva.
I like that last pic. Very nice.