Vote smart. Be informed. Do your own research. If you can't cite three positive facts and three negative facts about candidates, you probably need more information.

Think for yourself! Don't be brainwashed by ads.

If I described someone as weighing 100 pounds, you would think the "unbiased" fact is that person weighs "100 pounds." What if I were describing a 5-year-old or a 6-foot-tall young man who weighs 100 pounds? You must look at all facts with the surrounding information.

Be careful of questions like, "Do you still beat your wife?" Or when candidates can only answer yes or no.

To describe someone as strictly "liberal" or "conservative" only shows stupidity. No one is more "conservative" than I am when it comes to money. In contrast, I am not the judge of everyone. I'd much rather deal with a "liberal" thinker than one who can't change with the times or look at all the situations.

Of course, there are lots of politicians who can't say a word until they find out what their party wants. That is the height of irresponsibility. Politicians are supposed to represent all the people and do their own homework.

Now by amending the state constitution, someone wants to take more rights away by not letting me choose, in effect, who is the chief justice. No to this amendment and no to people who want to take one more right away.

Helen Limberg, Neenah

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