too young to vote

Eight years ago, at age five, my daughter Hannah's half brother Simon expressed his political preference. Today, at 13, he has strong opinions once again.

And lest you still believe that electioneering in the home goes over the heads of the younger set, consider the opinions of Hannah's daughter (and Simon's niece) (and my granddaughter) Camilla as she got ready to head off to kindergarten this ayem. 

"Oops," texted Hannah. "I came down and she had drawn this."
That's S for Stupid over the crybaby D on the left and G for Good over the H on the right (perhaps the positions should have been reversed?).
And this in a house with no television.
Camilla and Simon have their opinions and they're with her.
So there!