Women, think and vote

Sat., Oct. 27, 2012

Women: Think about it.

What if we were not allowed to vote? It hasn’t been that long. What if we could not make decisions about our reproductive life? What if we were mostly slaves to the more powerful? Think about it and notice which candidates are taking supportive stands and which ones are shiny flimflam men or women.

We have been used and abused for centuries. Life for women has greatly improved in the last 100 years. There is no guarantee. We are smart and have good hearts. Think about who and what you are voting for. And vote. We are the majority.

Marilyn Trail

Worley, Idaho

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