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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

probably right, hopefully not as big as it could be. And hopefully WHs deploy guard and contain it.

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patriotic_legend 5 points ago +5 / -0

Yes, I hadnt watched a lot of Charlie before. But, he and his team were awesome. I was glued to them all night and some more yesterfay about AZ.

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patriotic_legend 17 points ago +17 / -0

BTW, I know this isn't breaking news to most of us, but I wanted to articulate my thoughts, thanks for listening.

Also, imagine how Barry is feeling if this is true. Imagine feeling powerful, because your puppet masters had the power. And then the strings get cut. Obama is a weak man, when the strings get cut he feels the fear.

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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

I already voted, but went with my son for his first time voting. No line at all, we are in a small suburb, most of our precinct early voted. The lines seem to be in more rural locations, which is great!

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patriotic_legend 3 points ago +3 / -0

there has to be 5000 people here for an early am rally announced 2 days ago on a workday. Impressive

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patriotic_legend 6 points ago +6 / -0

Maybe they do cheat and they do "win". Maybe that is the catalyst for military is the only way.

I have great hope for Trump, Q and victory.

But, I have faith in Jesus. My soul is saved, I have already won. I will take whatever else comes my way and deal with it. God has a plan, and it is a plan to save men's souls.

So even if it doesn't go the way we want it to, God always wins and I am with God.

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patriotic_legend 1 point ago +1 / -0

sort of, I was polite but told them we were all in om Trump. Hopefully they saw a lot of that and are demoralized by it.

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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think your logic makes perfect sense, I think there was some ruling from the ADA to protect disability vote. But that is a 3 letter agency making law, which should be illegal.

I have a special needs son, who I will be guardian over when he turns 18. Not for 2 years, but this is all food for thought. Do I do the upstanding moral thing knowing that others out their do not and are casting votes for their wards, or do I say when in Rome and vote for him.

I think the proper moral stance would be not voting for him even though the rest of the world is doing immoral things.

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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

that sounds like an interesting idea, or don't vote and look up his record after the fact, document not voting somehow and then you have a voter fraud case if someone votes.

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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

I understand your comment, but if you have taken legal guardianship, it is then your duty to act in his best interests. You can sign contracts for him in his interest. Which would mean you are making his decisions for him, so then why not decide who he votes for, for him.

That being said, the scenario I bring up is rare. If you do not have guardianship and you feel that your parent is incapable of understanding the political landscape, it is likely best to not help him vote no matter who he supports.

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patriotic_legend 2 points ago +2 / -0

In your case you are correct, but what do you think of a case where your parent cannot communicate, is in late stage dementia? If you are appointed legal guardian you can vote for them. And as long as you honor your parent by voting the way they have always voted I think it is okay. Probably not a common reason, kinda like abortion due to rape.

Personally, I see the scenario I present as you are voting to honor your parent. Thoughts?

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patriotic_legend 1 point ago +1 / -0

I voted, my wife voted. Our son's first election, he is away at school, coming back monday night to vote on election day. He wouldn't miss it, went to a Vance rally with a friend, sends me election news. There is hope for the young ones.

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patriotic_legend 3 points ago +3 / -0

Jimmy dore is funmy. I enjoy listening to him. He is left, but hates dems.

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