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Vote in
your interest
Avoid
voting against yourself
By not voting in political elections,
you give others the right to automatically ignore your
interest. By voting for a candidate on his or party
promise, you expose yourself to deception. Better vote on
the real track records to get the candidate best able to serve
your specific interests. Campaign promises alone are very
unrealiable. Seek reliable practical evidence - track records
- of ability
to deliver on specific promises.
Always
vote ! Note that a "Christian"
candidate will not necessarily act strictly according to bible
ethics. A socialist will not always care about
society. A liberal candidate usually wants to
relax laws just so he is free to pursue his self interest
against yours. Even if a democrat promises utopia,
he may not have the means to reach it. All
politics is playing with public funds at tax-payer's expense.
Identify your specific political needs: e.g. more resources
for education, or safety, health, roads, more trade, jobs,
environment, or women's rights. Vote more for what a candidate
has done than for what he claims to want to do.
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