Lynn Rudmin Chong: A glaring sign of the difference between left and right

To The Daily Sun,

Driving west on Tilton Road, after the Winnisquam Post Office, I saw a political message. On the left side of the road a house has a small sign reading "Drive as if your children live here." Nearly opposite, a house flys a "F*** Biden" flag. Left side/right side. The left side thinks about the preciousness of young life and the investment we must make in caring, being nurturing, working for the good of our mutual young. The right side thumbs the nose at what our young read and might pick up for mean/low attitude. What a lesson, there, for the middle-of-the-road people calling themselves neither Democrats or Republicans. (New Hampshire's majority now are undeclared, in our voting books.) Participants in voting, the undeclared study both sides and choose, looking at candidates and party positions.

It's showdown time, with our NH primary coming up on Sept. 10, then Nov. 5, all around the country being voting day. I'm passing on what I saw, heading west, toward the sunset. So glaringly meaningful, this year with deep differences between the two parties.

Lynn Rudmin Chong

Sanbornton