Politics From A Child

Politics from a child…

Children have heard a lot about politics in the last year between learning about it at school, hearing it discussed in homes, on the news, in grocery store check-out lines, on the radio- pretty much anywhere, and my child is not exempt from hearing these discussions.  But, looking back, I have never asked my child what his views were.  Afterall, he was 5 when the last elections took place.

On Saturday, Chase and I went to Coborn's to pick out his Birthday breakfast.  (Yes, my child gets to pick out anything at the grocery store on the morning of his birthday to eat for breakfast.  He chose chocolate donuts, cupcakes, and orange tic-tacs.  A strange combination- just like him.) 

Any who, as we were walking out of the grocery store Chase was trying to open his container of tic-tacs not paying attention and he walked directly into the sliding glass doors.  And I don’t mean he tapped into it.  He smacked the glass, hard.  Like there were grease marks from his face on the glass (Side note: my child may be in need of “hygiene night” according to his body outline that was smeared onto the glass).  

As my child pried himself off of the glass door, he took a step back, shook his head, looked me directly in the eyes and said, “Wow, that must be how Trump feels. You know, because he’s a loser.”

And with that, I found out which political party my child sides with.