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Quote of the Day

“But so I think, I think it would be, I think it would be very, very, I think we’d have a very, very solid, we would continue what we’re doing, we’d solidify what we’ve done, and we have other things on our plate that we want to get done.”

– President Trump, in an interview with The New York Times this week, on his second term agenda. Trump’s list of actions he’s taken and would continue to pursue included increasing military spending, cutting taxes, eliminating regulations, reinforcing the border and appointing conservative judges, the Times reported.

We must vote Democratic, and every republiCON on the ballot must be voted out of office.

We need to repair the damage they have done to our country.

Change will be possible with Biden. It will not be possible with Trump!

Note to 3rd party and fence sitters:

Biden is not perfect and he’s not my first choice, but he’s not pure evil like Trump.

If you vote 3rd party then you are voting for Trump.

If you don’t vote, you are voting for Trump, because it’s one less vote for Biden.

We can work with Biden and the Democrats. We can not work with the republiCONs or Trump.

That, my friends, is simple reality.

We must take our country back or there will be No More Country!

Here's a quote from a twitter-ass supporter...

Anthony Spano, a Trump supporter in Old Forge, Pa., said the president was “so right” when he warned of potential fraud by Democrats. “If they think there’s unrest now, just wait to see if they try to steal this election,” said Mr. Spano, who has worked as a truck mechanic. “Personally, I think people that are nonviolent, we’re going to get very violent.”

Biden must win

in a landslide!!

Click on headline to see a list of every state and their rules for voting early...
How to vote early, safely and by mail in all 50 states

If you want to vote early because you’re worried about the health risks of standing in line on Election Day, but you’re also worried that the U.S. Postal Service won’t deliver a mail-in ballot in time to be counted, what should you do?

You can request a mail ballot that comes to you through the USPS, and if you request it early enough, there shouldn’t be a problem receiving it well ahead of Election Day, which this year falls on Nov. 3. And then most states have options for voting and turning in that ballot that allows you to bypass the USPS. You can turn in the ballot in person at county or town offices or at drop box locations in most states.

Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of what the law says you can do to turn in a mail-in/absentee ballot, along with the deadline for your state to register to vote. There are links to where you can register, where you can request a mail/absentee ballot, and as much information as we could find to date on early voting and drop boxes.

VOTE! VOTE!! VOTE!!!