This has been a pretty crazy election cycle, and if you are invested in politics, you may have had some pretty intense emotions through this year. But now that we are at the Republican National Convention, we can see that a lot of emotions can go by pretty fast. Here are 10 moments from the RNC that may remind you of moments you yourself have had this election year.
10. When you found out your parties nominee
Now that we know it's Clinton vs. Trump, a lot of people aren't very excited to vote for their parties candidate, but seeing the other one in charge might just scare you into voting for them anyway.
9. When you hear people arguing about the election
When you hear a group of people debating the election and its candidates, it may be best to avoid being suck in.
8. Meeting people who have your candidate's merch
For whatever reason, when you see someone in a shirt, with a bumper sticker or anything else from your candidate, you just feel like you have instantly created a new friend.
7. When Bernie supported Hillary
So, a lot of people weren't ecstatic when Bernie supported Hillary, but for them, the alternative may just be bad enough to justify the means.
6. The Republican Debates
The democrats had some fiery debates, but watching 10 people rip each other apart based on everything from senate participation to the size of someones hands, made these debates seem more like the hunger games then an election season.
5. Sarah Palin making a return
Lets face it, Sarah may not be the brightest crayon in the pack, but she does put on a pretty great show whenever she makes a debut.
4. People who don't care
3. Finding out your friends' political stances
It's not everyday that groups of friends just sit down and talk about how they believe the country should handle immigration or gun control. But when it's election time, you may just be surprised who supports whom.
2. People trash talking your candidate
When people trash talk your candidate, its always go time, and you are ready to brawl it out.
1. Voting
I'm sure what this lady was referring to was Voting, because nothing is more American then casting your vote.
