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A US primary teacher got her students to write out what they know about the Presidential candidates

Bless their cotton socks.

Nov 8th 2016, 9:00 AM 8,824 Views 6 Comments

Campaign 2016 Debate Source: David Goldman

TODAY’S THE BIG day.

America votes in their Presidential election, and the whole world watches on to see what’s going to happen.

And yesterday, a primary school teacher in the States got her seven-year-old students to write out what they’ve heard of the two candidates.

The results made for interesting reading

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Some of the best Trump policies included:

school on holidays

wants to take away Christmas, take away dogs

wears a wig

And simply:

purge

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While Hillary:

lost money

selling drugs

It hit the front page of Reddit last night, and people are applauding the kids’ brutal honesty and vivid imaginations:

Wants to take away Christmas? They have him confused with Donald Grinch

Only 11 more years and these kids can do it for real.

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A US primary teacher got her students to write out what they know about the Presidential candidates