As many of
you might have noticed on the CBS Facebook page, there have been ongoing
campaigns in an intense race to become the first Camp Balcones Spring
President! The two official parties blazing the campaign trail are the Old
School and New School parties, represented by our very own Teddy James and
Jeremy Jenkins, respectively. Both party candidates have shown themselves
worthy of the honor through their contributions to Camp, and are proud to be CBS-ers.
I am sure it will be an exciting race that will go down to the wire, hopefully
with no recounts.
Each
candidate has his own platform for improving Camp Balcones Springs, and there’s
no better example of a man who wants change than Jeremy Jenkins. Born in the
swamplands of Louisiana and raised by alligators, Jenkins has plenty of
experience dealing with ornery animals as well as unruly B-compounders. What he
lacks in experience, he excels in problem solving.
Speaking of
experience, there are few at CBS who are as tenured as Teddy James. The man has
been around the block a few times, and knows the ins and outs of how to successfully
lead Camp. His résumé includes a successful bout as Term 2
sponsor, multiple appearances as “Legend”, and a term as Secretary of the
Department of High School Programs. Yet, will his age have any effect on the
opinion of voters?
Careful
consideration should be given to the topics and issues such as Llama rights,
the Lake Travis drought, and the future of Campout. The candidates posses a
wealth of knowledge on each subject, but differ in their opinions on how to
address each topic. As a voter, consider your own judgment on how you would
like Campout improved, or how to tackle the ongoing breach of Llama rights. It’s
up to you, so make your vote count!
As we watch
the CBS campaign videos and analyze the candidates, just remember that
participating in an election is the best way to show your patriotism. Whether
you go red or blue, New School or Old School, we still have the best “President”
of all, and he resides in Heaven.
God bless
the U.S.A and God bless C.B.S!
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