It's Election Day, hope you all got out to vote! Last night, I was reminded of a Schoolhouse Rock video called "Three Ring Circus." On the surface, that sure seems a snarky, but apt description of government! However, they really just used the idea of a circus as something kids could relate to, to help them remember the three branches of government -- Legislative, Executive and Judicial.
As I continue Capital Week here on Photos by EJ, let's stop by all three branches. First, the Capital Building, where the House and Senate chambers are located. I never realized how beautiful the building was until I saw it with my own eyes.
I took a lot of photos from many different angles to hide the scaffolding.
The detail on the dome is exquisite.
The White House. This is the best of the photos I took on my cross country trip in 2000.
Want to go back with the good camera. This was taken with a point & shoot near dusk.
During the tour, they told us the Supreme Court is actually not
the highest court in the land. There's a basketball court upstairs!
I'm a sucker for columns!
The courtroom.
Spiral staircase
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