Here we are at a crossroads in the election cycle. We should not be voting for the person, so much as the party that will deliver.
So, I just want to make sure that I understand that anyone who votes for the Democratic ticket is happy with high gas and fuel prices; happy with high food costs; happy with high dry goods pricing; happy with higher taxes; happy with high insurance premiums; happy with all-around inflation; and just giddy — like Vice President Kamala Harris — over the open borders to illegal immigrants, which bring drugs, crime, murder and rape, along with an increased demand on our school system (which is funded by taxpayers) and our health care system (again, funded by taxpayers).
The dictator, on day 1, rescinded 91 executive orders by the previous administration (President Donald Trump’s), putting 35,000 people out of work by not completing the pipeline and, therefore, making us energy-dependent on OPEC once again. Border walls were left on the ground, and this administration was selling them as scrap metal, and the funds for the wall were sitting in a separate account (who knows where it is now?).
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said, “We will change America.” How are you liking the change so far? I personally liked lower gas prices when I went to the pump. I liked lower food costs when I went to the grocery store. I liked lower energy costs to heat my house. However, I know a lot of you do not like those things and, therefore, will vote for a straight Democratic ticket. Have you listened to your candidate? Try to imagine her sitting with world leaders and having an intelligent conversation.
Nov. 5 is coming quickly. Please do some research on your own, instead of listening to the mainline media.
John Gondeck
Denton, Maryland
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