Today, I went through my YouTube and Podcast feeds and unsubscribed from all the political influencers I was following. In the wake of the election results here in the United States, I felt like I needed a break from it all. Now is the time to cleanse the palate, brain, and heart of it all. Most times I would say don’t bury your head in the sand but this is an exception. Sometime someday I will return to them but staying fixated on it all isn’t mentally healthy. Just a word of advice to all of you considering doing the same.
The most hate-filled political rally was held at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Much of the hate was against Puerto Ricans (who are Americans) for some strange reason. There was a lot of evil coming from that place today. I just want to send my love and support for Puerto Rico as I did the folks from Springfield, Ohio. Making America great does not begin with hate.
We have an election coming up in 8 days. I have voted for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. They are competent, capable, mature, and kind people. Loving one’s neighbor, welcoming the stranger, and giving to the poor and needy is what is needed always.
Bearing false witness about a community and its people is not holy and certainly not American. I support all the Springfields out there who are just trying to make it in the days we live in. For a candidate for President of the United States to advance this false rhetoric makes them automatically unqualified for the job.
Tonight is the presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president and current wacko nut case Donald Trump. I have measured but high hopes for Vice President Harris tonight. She needs a great showing to help convince people that she is the only logical and sane choice to become President of The United States. It’s hard to believe how things have changed since the last debate. Just wow.
Vice President Kamala Devi Harris just kicked sooo much asss! Well done MVP! That was one hell of a speech. She is so ready for the next step, the Presidency of The United States of America.
There’s been this perversion that has taken place which is to suggest that the measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you beat down, when what we know is the true measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you lift up. We know that strength looks like.
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