Our National Elections is due in November, yet today the two rival political parties - the Democrats and Republicans are already tight in the race to who would be the eventual standard and official bet of the parties. These are shown by the results of state primaries and caucuses among party members to get the consensus of everybody to seat their bet in the White House. And amidst all of this brouhaha over the selection process, venues are bedecked by hundreds of
political parties flags that gave an air of festivity to the affair.
The Democrats for the moment are still undecided as to their official candidate, as both protagonists are pushing for the number of mandated delegate count in the coming convention. And as things stand, one probable candidate has a slight edge but may not be able to corner the required number of delegates - and this could even end up in a stalemate where a dark horse might be pitted against the other party bet.
The Republicans on the other hand has made known their choice as early as January and are already up in preparations for the coming elections, making sufficient headway against the other party bet. The coming Republican Convention will just be a gathering of party members to officially endorse their candidate.
For several years this has been the process that we Americans commit to preserve democracy - by electing a leader through a sometime tedious effort but a fair exercise of the tenets of the Constitution. So, between now and Election Day political party flags will most certainly dominate the landscape as candidates campaign, for the White House and a place in history.
by:
The Flagman
