How to Deal With Your Presidential Candidate Losing the Election
The election can easily tie knots of nervousness in everyone's stomachs. What happens if you don't get the outcome you wish for? Here are some tips to deal if your presidential candidate loses this election
Instructions
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Bury feelings of disgust and despair immediately and replace them with hope. Know that feeling disgust towards the new president is not going to help matters or ease your mind. Keep hope inside that the new president will offer wonderful improvements to our economy and country for the next four years. Even if you don't agree with their ideas, keep up your hope that good solutions will come from them somehow.
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Be understanding. Understand that you are not the only person in this country and that while your presidential choice fell through, other people's choice won. Talk to others and find out exactly what it is that they like about the new president. Maybe there was something you were missing.
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If you still can't understand where others are coming from, talk things through with someone who has the same political views as you. You'll find great comfort in someone else who is going through the same type of loss.
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Keep yourself up to date politically and always know what is going on. Don't give up on politics altogether just because your candidate lost the election. Keep educated and know that in this country your opinion DOES matter.
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Know that a term is only four years and there is always chance for change next election year. If everything else continues to get you down, know that four years is not a long time at all.
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Tips & Warnings
Remember to register to vote and that your vote does count!
Comments
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womanifest
Nov 18, 2008
I agree with Wyatt's Gramma.While it's still safe to be a Christian in America,pray publicly,and encourage people to come to church with you.When it's no longer safe to be a Christian in America,which could be sooner than we think,arrange private services in homes and pray for *another* change.Not *ALL* change is good. -
drenee
Nov 10, 2008
have to keep it moving -
jimdris
Nov 09, 2008
Excellent article! In God we trust, not man. -
Pamela Wilson-Lipscomb
Nov 07, 2008
Great steps to moving on. -
cadence
Nov 07, 2008
These are great tips. I'm not saying who I voted for, but the president who is chosen each election is the winner, and we can either make the best of it or sulk for four years. I, personally, choose not to be miserable if I don't like the person in office.