Comments on: The Process of Politics http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/ Thoughts on faith, life and ministry... Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:04:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Andrew Conard http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/#comment-6289 Andrew Conard Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:31:26 +0000 http://thoughtsofresurrection.wordpress.com/?p=530#comment-6289 Amanda - Thanks for sharing your experience. I am not sure that we would have stayed for the delegate election, if there was not someone from Resurrection who was running. Reid - It was great to participate. Although, I do think that it would have been easier and more efficient to have a primary. Maybe next time... Allen - Absentee ballot for a caucus? Strange, yet whatever works I suppose. It is an exciting year :) Amanda – Thanks for sharing your experience. I am not sure that we would have stayed for the delegate election, if there was not someone from Resurrection who was running.

Reid – It was great to participate. Although, I do think that it would have been easier and more efficient to have a primary. Maybe next time…

Allen – Absentee ballot for a caucus? Strange, yet whatever works I suppose. It is an exciting year :)

]]> By: Andrew Conard http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/#comment-6290 Andrew Conard Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:28:27 +0000 http://thoughtsofresurrection.wordpress.com/?p=530#comment-6290 Amanda - Thanks for sharing your experience and I am glad that you were able to find some yarn! Reid - Thanks for the comment. It was great to be a part of the process. Although the caucus was a good time, I do think that a primary would be more effective. Maybe next time... Allen - You are welcome. I think that you are right, it is a bit strange to fill in an absentee ballot for a caucus. Whatever works! Amanda – Thanks for sharing your experience and I am glad that you were able to find some yarn!

Reid – Thanks for the comment. It was great to be a part of the process. Although the caucus was a good time, I do think that a primary would be more effective. Maybe next time…

Allen – You are welcome. I think that you are right, it is a bit strange to fill in an absentee ballot for a caucus. Whatever works!

]]> By: Allen Ewing-Merrill http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/#comment-6288 Allen Ewing-Merrill Thu, 07 Feb 2008 04:36:27 +0000 http://thoughtsofresurrection.wordpress.com/?p=530#comment-6288 Very cool. Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I have never been to a caucus. We have one coming up in Maine this weekend, but since we can't be there, we've already filled out and returned absentee ballots. (I think it's interesting that you can fill out absentee ballots for a caucus.) It is an exciting year to be observing and participating in the political process! Very cool. Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I have never been to a caucus. We have one coming up in Maine this weekend, but since we can’t be there, we’ve already filled out and returned absentee ballots. (I think it’s interesting that you can fill out absentee ballots for a caucus.) It is an exciting year to be observing and participating in the political process!

]]> By: Reid http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/#comment-6284 Reid Wed, 06 Feb 2008 20:48:52 +0000 http://thoughtsofresurrection.wordpress.com/?p=530#comment-6284 Andrew, Good for you and Nicole for braving the weather in order to participate in the process! We drove by the school last night right before 7:00 and saw all the cars parked in neighborhoods blocks away. It was really quite moving. On the Missouri side yesterday, we walked right in and voted. No waiting. Go figure. Andrew,
Good for you and Nicole for braving the weather in order to participate in the process! We drove by the school last night right before 7:00 and saw all the cars parked in neighborhoods blocks away. It was really quite moving. On the Missouri side yesterday, we walked right in and voted. No waiting. Go figure.

]]> By: Amanda http://andrewconard.com/2008/02/05/the-process-of-politics/#comment-6283 Amanda Wed, 06 Feb 2008 14:57:34 +0000 http://thoughtsofresurrection.wordpress.com/?p=530#comment-6283 At the caucus in Gardner, someone made the comment "I didn't realize there were that many Democrats in Johnson County." I would have liked to stay for the delegate portion, but there are many hills between Gardner High School and were I live in Olathe. There was also forms of liquid falling from the sky in a freezing form. At the caucus in Gardner, someone made the comment “I didn’t realize there were that many Democrats in Johnson County.” I would have liked to stay for the delegate portion, but there are many hills between Gardner High School and were I live in Olathe. There was also forms of liquid falling from the sky in a freezing form.

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