do the amish vote in national elections

Their religion forbids holding political office or engaging in
campaigns, but does not forbid voting. But as pacifists, Amish
typically think it's "inconsistent to turn around and vote for
commander-in-chief," he said.

I neglected to put the link to the information I found.  Here it is:
http://www.pennlive.com/statehouse/patriotnews/index.ssf?/base/news/109912800195500.xml

"In general less than 10 percent of Amish take part in an election"
<http://breaking-news.news.designerz.com/reclusive-amish-could-be-thrown-into-election-battleground.html>

?One of the young girls wanted to give Bush a whoopie pie cookie,?
Stoltzfus said. ?Bush declined it. The Secret Service man took it, as
presidents arenīt supposed to eat untested food.?
At the end of the session, Bush reportedly told the group, ?I trust
God speaks through me. Without that, I couldnīt do my job.?
<http://zzpat.tripod.com/cvb/oct_2004/bush_god_speaks_through_me.html>

What in God's name is a 'whoopie pie cookie'?

And what happened to that Secret Service man?

You aksed for it, Timespacette

Amish Dining
<http://www.amishdining.com/whoopie_pie_cookies.htm> 

The fun place
<http://www.thefunplace.com/fence/recipeboard/messages/4111.html>

. . . but this doesn't explain what happened to the Secret Service
man, assuming he ate the Whoopie Pie Cookie  . . .

Oh, he's doing Whoopie.

Oops, makin' whoopee. Well, I guess that's what you get for, folks,
for makin' whoopee.

http://www.alscher.priv.at/whoopee/whoopee.html

well . . . which is it? . . . doin' whoopie? . . . or makin' whoopie?

Well, obviously, she was makin' whoopie. He was just having the cake and eating it.