Show Them

I’ll be taking my daughter and my son. I hope you take your kids too.

Comments

  1. Rick Kotecki says:

    Very cute video!! Funny thing is the original film they used is in currently circulation of the Detroit Public School system.

  2. We’ve always taken Agent M to the polls with one (me) or both of us. We walk there and it’s a big thing. I want it to be as important to her as it was to my immigrant grandparents.

  3. Jen says:

    I’ve always taken my (3) kids to the polls! Stroller and all! :) The video was cute! But the message is what’s so important! Good for you for spreading this around.

  4. theOparty.eventbrite.com…bring the kids, every child matters….women invited too.

  5. ilinap says:

    I have been taking my boys to the polls since they were infants clad in a “Mommy loves me too much to vote Republican” bib. Now they wear donkey or Obama shirts. I have also taken them to the Obama HQ in Raleigh to volunteer with me so they see the importance of civic duty and grassroots action from a young age. I am proud to report that my kindergartener voted for Obama at his school’s Kids Voting yesterday!

  6. Maureen says:

    I’ve taken my son to the voting booth with me several times. And I always stress how important it is to vote. And that if you don’t vote, you don’t get to complain when you don’t like the winner!

  7. Candace says:

    http://notthatidontlovemykids.blogspot.com/2008/10/i-barocked-vote.html
    my last post about how I voted with my 2 and 4 year old. Memorable for all the wrong reasons!

  8. phyllis says:

    okay, erin, i loved this video too. i posted it and i even bought myself one of those t-shirts cuz i love them.

    then someone pointed it out to me that the lipstick thing could be misinterpreted…. help? what do you think…. (then again, i already paid $30 for the shirt)

  9. Queen of Spain says:

    I say we’re taking lipstick BACK baby. Read my lipstick, vote Obama!

  10. Miss Britt says:

    I took both of my kids to the voting booths with me this weekend. AND explained to them why I voted NO on Florida’s ban on gay marriage.

  11. Sarcastica says:

    I didn’t vote this year. I didn’t realize how important it was until AFTER, when my college put together a lecture on why voting is important.
    My mom never took me to the polls and nobody really talked about politics in our house, so I never really knew how it was important to vote – until now. Next year I will be voting, and I regret not voting this year.

    But I believe what this videos message is because I’m an example of what happens when you don’t educate your kids in politics.

  12. Maya says:

    Great videos! That Show Me one reminds me of my friend’s post. I think you may enjoy it!

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