During a recent birthday party for my grandmother, Marjorie Richard, she was chosen to take part in a magic show. Her only instructions were to say “no” to everything the magician asked. When the magician asked, “Can you say ‘no’?” she responded, “I sure can!”
Now, I have only one concern, one question, actually, for voters in Mexico: Do they know how to say ‘no’?
Voting is not a magic show, but a very serious thing. The future of Mexico tax bills depends on whether residents say “yes” or “no.” Voting “yes” means higher taxes; voting “no” means lower taxes.
Also, in my opinion, the best choices for selectmen are Albert Aniel and Andy Dupuis. They are who I support and I hope others will do the same.
Denielle Richard, Mexico
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